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Sheep along side the GCR must be very used to passing trains as they didn't bat an eyelid as 80080 passed to the north of Quorn heading for Loughborough during a Timeline Events photo charter.
Holland American cruise ship passing through Brockton point light house on the way to Canada Place from Alaska.
Taken from Stanley Park, Vancouver B.C. Canada.
8-17-16 MS Rotteram passing a glacier while traveling through Prince Christian Sound going west back to Boston
Class 197 diesel multiple unit No. 197013 passes Broad Oak near Newnham on Severn with 2G44, the 07:08 Cardiff Central to Cheltenham Spa service on Thursday 27th June 2024.
7-31-13 MS Veendam traveling through the countryside going back to the North Sea after staying overnight in Amsterdam.
Triple NJ's NJ1,NJ2,NJ5 pass the Edillilie silos on an empty grain train to Nunjikoptima on 3-1-1999
The El Zorro sand train from Hopetoun to Hamilton pass through Beulah with GM36,S302 up the front on 26-2-13
These tracks run through a little town I went through, Clifford. I had never been there and noticed this as I was driving through. I like tracks and this provided a great vanishing point as well. I have a view in color of the other side with a mill I will post soon.
Sporting its not long applied monastral blue, large logo livery, recently re-numbered BR 47655 [47247] passes through Rhyl station while working the 1D43 09:20 London Euston to Holyhead InterCity service in September 1986.
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Apart from a few minutes of light rain, we had a dry walk on North Hill, despite heavy cloud passing on either side.
Bossington Beach and Porlock Weir were certainly catching it!
Isuzu Citiport on line 12 on Bd. Corneliu Coposu (bridge section) in Sibiu, România. Taken from Promenada mall Sibiu
Must have taken a fair old while for the walls of this abbey to decay this far, and they'll stand a fair while longer I suppose.
We're Here are gazing into the past...
Tripod-mounted & remote-triggered in Pembrokeshire. Fair amount of mucking about in Photoshop to keep the sky in check.
Do you remember when you could photograph passing HST's at Ledbury. In theory by 2017 this should not have been possible but if the westbound ran late [which was more common than you might expect] then it was possible to get both of them in a reasonable position albeit some shadow from the signal box...
43189 'Raillway Heritage Trust' waits time whilst 43010 arrives from Paddington [43181 on the rear] on 21-5-17.
43189 working 1P31 1209 Hereford to Paddington
43010 working 1W02 10.21 Paddington to Hereford
The strong light from the rising sun passes through this old barn. I have been pretty sick the last couple of days therefore going out when it is 15 degrees wasn't an option....so this is the best that i could do from the driver seat of my truck. 3exp handheld. HDR. I 'll have to go back to this location sometime when i can actually get out and compose a shot and grab some more exposures!!
Vermilion, Ohio.
Another shot of Monorail Red passing through Disney's Contemporary Resort. Posted for "Monorail Monday".
The mural in Disney's Contemporary Resort, created by Mary Blair, one of Walt Disney's favorite artists and Walt Disney Animator, is one of the best-known works of art in Florida. Blair is best known for creating concept art Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Song of the South, and Cinderella, and for styling the attraction "it's a small world."
Created in 1971 along with the Contemporary Resort itself, the mural, which is made of mosaic tile, covers three massive walls in the resort's Grand Canyon Concourse and stands 90 feet tall. Legend states that, included in the mural on the monorail side of the concourse, is a five-legged goat, which was put into the design purposefully by Blair to remind onlookers that no no man-made creation is perfect.
If you have a few minutes while you're in Walt Disney World, or happen to be visiting the Contemporary Resort during your stay, take time to stare for a while at this magnificent piece of artistry. Not only is it an original part of Walt Disney World, it's also a true piece of artistic history.
www.disneycontemporary.com/content/contemporary-resort-mural
First proper trip to Cornwall for over a year for bus snapping purposes, have to say really enjoyed it was nice to be back snapping stuff from the big F again.
Naturally headed to the college first as knew I could land a load of shots in a relatively short time.
I was impressed with presentation of the buses just the odd one looking a bit scruffy (mostly the ones left in the old liveries) but nothing like First of years ago.
Here B7s passing like ships in the night except its daytime! Unibus livery KP51WAO having dropped off its students is met with YJ54XUU inbound wearing the smart 'KERDROYA' livery for Cornish landscape labyrinth.
Two ScotRail services are seen passing each other on the line between Kingsknowe and Wester Hailes on the western outskirts of Edinburgh. I am standing on Wester Hailes station as 156510 heads away towards Kingsknowe with 2Y82, 0817 Glasgow Central - Edinburgh Waverley via Shotts service, running 8 minutes late. Coming towards me is 158728 with 2Y67, 0925 Edinburgh Waverley - Glasgow Central via Shotts service at 0941 on the 7th February 2018.
The train to right is Amtrak Wolverine Service No. 350, which is diverging from the NS Chicago Line to the Amtrak Michigan Line to continue on to Detroit (Pontiac) The train to the left is the westbound Capitol Limited, which is nearing the end of its overnight journey from Washington.
A little out-the-window grab as I raced the NS 148 towards Decatur earlier this year. This ex-SP patched AC44 led the manifest into central Illinois, certainly a rarity to see these days. The SP has never been my favourite railroad, but a bloody nose motor in 2024 is not something you can easily turn your nose up at! I imagine we won't have these around all that much longer, so any opportunity to see one is worth taking. I didn't really expect to get a clear photo driving by this guy, but one actually came out fairly clear, so that was certainly a nice change of pace.