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Cunard`s Queen Mary II

Passing Red Funnel Red Jet 4 and the

Red falcon car ferry in Southampton water.

 

passing at 1450 with 1V64 Tyneside AMPC - Plymouth, parcels train.

37401/402 pass Blakedown en route from Kidderminster SVR to Worksop with 73951/52.37401 recently acquired from DRS by LSL and 37402 by Andania Engineering. The 73s bound for HNRC

A shot of the John and Frances Angelos Law Center at the University of Baltimore.

Taken at the Swanage Spring Gala in Dorset, April 2015

Junction of Abbey Middle & O'Connell Street - Dublin - Ireland

170406 Passing close to the village of Inverkeilor on the 1145 Aberdeen to Glasgow Queen Street.

Borough Market - London, UK

Passing by some apartments, the path from Puerto Calero to Puerto Del Carmen, Lanzarote

2014

The Union Pacific local that works between Columbus and Grand Island passes an old elevator west of Silver Creek. I don't remember when this elevator was in operation, probably being worked by a local like this one, but I am old enough to remember when standard cab EMDs would've been the norm on the Overland Route, there was a center siding here, and the two mains were operated with directional running and ABS. It was nice to get at least a little glimpse of that past at the end of 2023.

Taken @ Fashion Hall, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City.

 

Class 67 No. 67029 passes though Pandy as it heads towards Abergavenny, propelling the 14:30 (1V96) Manchester Piccadilly Cardiff Central TfW service.

Amtrak AEM7 933 passes Shore Tower at Frankford Junction with an eastbound passenger train. Above the train is the Market-Frankford Elevated line.

A Massachusetts Central train on its way to Ware passes a pond north of Palmer

Apart from the beauty of the wonderful natural scenery around us, we are also fortunate to have some interesting cloud formations regularly passing by. Thanks for stopping by!

edited micrograph of neurons

37190 stands with the 0919 Fort William to Glasgow and awaits entry to the single line at Rannoch as 37085 & ETHEL approaches with the Euston to Fort William sleeper service on 1st March 1984.

 

This was a quick shot reeled off safe in the knowledge that we'd have plenty of time to get back on- all perfectly achievable before RETB and door locking!

Fortunately I managed at least one shot with the Rannoch semaphores in before the box closed with the advent of RETB signalling in May 1988.

Note the old blue Scottish Region Rannoch station sign.

 

We'd had 37090 overnight from Inverness on a cold 2350 Inverness to Glasgow for 37011 from Glasgow to Tulloch for 37190 back to Queen Street.

 

37011 was stored unserviceable in February 1987 after sustaining collision damage. It was withdrawn in August the same year and cut up in 1989 at Wellington.

Meanwhile 37190 was stored unserviceable in June 1992 and bought for preservation in 1994. It can be seen currently on the Midland Railway.

 

The concrete structures under a bridge over the canal furnish a backdrop for people passing through on their way to the city.

Here's Dick's original Robin costume/pixie boots version, per Jeff McElwee's request.

Monument Valley Summer 2013

Recorded passing Rákospalota-Újpest station, ČD Škoda 380 003 was approaching journey's end in Hungary with EC271 'PETROV', the 06:22 Brno Hlavní Nádraží, Czech Republic to Budapest-Keleti Pályaudvar.

 

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Afternoon clouds building along coastline in Port Orford, Oregon

Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk Pavilion, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana, USA

Mejor en Grande, Better on Large... Pulsando L, pressing L

 

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A literal explanation for what was actually happening! I think the woman under the cabana thought I was taking picture of her!

While on a day out travelling on board a Class 158 with East Midlands Railways (EMR) a TPE class 802 passes by with a Newcastle to Liverpool Lime Street service.

Taken with Samsung Galaxy S20

(C) LiamBlundell

Recorded at Penmaenmawr, Class 37/4 37414 'Cardiff Cathays C&W Works 1846-1993' had charge of the 13:22 Bangor to Crewe Regional Railways service.

 

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-Pramuk, Christopher. Sophia: The Hidden Christ of Thomas Merton

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