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8-22-11 After leaving St Anthony Newfoundland Canada aboard a ships tender We circled around a a large chuck of floating ice that had gotten into the St Anthong harbor before returning to the MS Maasdam
Pushing on a westbound Conrail TV intermodal train are SD40-2 No. 6425 and SD40 No. 6289, passing SD45-2s Nos. 6660 and 6666 helpers on the rear of a coal train using dynamic braking to ease the heavy train downgrade toward Altoona, Pennsylvania, on October 21, 1988.
I hadn't realised it, but these cliffs at the southern end of Studland Bay are part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. The stack standing out in the sea is known as Old Harry.
The westbound Amtrak 4 slows for the station platform at Las Vegas, New Mexico passing an entire lineup of signal parts taken down from the BNSF Raton and Glorieta Subdivisions. Las Vegas is the location on the timetable where the two subdivisions meets within semaphore territory.
A summer Saturday view taken at Charfield, South Gloucestershire back in 1987, where BR large logo Class 47/4 47632 was passing with 1E32, the SO Table 51 09:58 Penzance to Leeds InterCity Holidaymaker Express.
Above the loco on the left is the former Brunel main station building and behind it, the former station master's house. Charfield station was opended by the Bristol and Gloucester Railway in 1844, being originally a broad gauge line that was later converted to standard gauge by the Midland Railway. Passenger services were withdrawn in January 1965, with goods services ceasing in September of that year.
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While on our way into the Le Marais district to enjoy enjoy some lunch, I saw this lady passing by on one of the many Velib' Mairie de Paris rental bikes that you see throughout Paris, and I decided to take a quick shot.
Previously,
great western 2-8-0 3802 leaves llangollen with the 10 am to carrog ,passing standard tank 80072 waituing in river siding with stock for the next train---one of the 3802's crew wears a steel helmet as it is a 1940's weekend
"Life is so beautiful that death has fallen in love with it, a jealous, possessive love that grabs at what it can. But life leaps over oblivion lightly, losing only a thing or two of no importance, and gloom is but the passing shadow of a cloud..."
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60087 "Slioch" t&t 58005 - 6Y33 (0933 WO or SX? STP Merry-go-round coal train from Ratcliffe Power Station, which was formed of c36 empty HAAs with canopies [HFAs for opencast coal] & started from Toton North Yard at 1025) - Bilsthorpe Colliery - lunchtime c1215 - 03/05/95.
Apologies, but this photograph is out-of-sequence, as I thought it was the rear of 7A34 the 1240 to Ratcliffe Power Station, which departed 38 minutes late at 1318 (I blame the canpoies on the HAAs for the confusion)!
37419 passing Crewe on the UDL.
Would've been here often in the 1990s on regional railways services to Holyhead and such, and it was also here it was refurbished into a 37/4 !
Date:
06/11/25
Location:
Crewe
Once again, nearby Green River. Passing is allowed, not only on local roads, but also on the UP mainline.
This is a combination of two images. The background of ancient petraglyphs was taken in Capitol Reef. The Indian is a magnificent bronze sculpture photographed in Ruidoso New Mexico.
You know there never were any 'Native Americans', certainly there were indigenous tribes, the Sioux, the Pawnee, the Comanche etc, but they were never native Americans, they were living in the land that later became America. They were then disenfranchised, slaughtered and absorbed into myth and legend.
Part of my 'Opposable Thumb Series'.
66149 was next caught sitting in the down loop at Beattock, allowing a few passenger trains to pass. With 4S49 in the loop with the 1112 Daventry - Grangemouth Intermodal, an unidentified Class 390 passes north at speed. This Pendolino is working 9S80, 1443 London Euston - Edinburgh Waverley service on the 11th August 2018 and is seen passing Beattock at 1932.
Midland Metro CAF Urbos 3 Tram 25 had just departed from Bull Street, Birmingham with a service to St Georges, Wolverhampton.
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Just catching a spot of soft sunlight, RhB Class Ge 4/4'' 633 passes through Domat/Ems while working the Regio Express RE 1725, the 08:17 Landquart to Disentis/Mustér.
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Passing Spotswood UGL, where the Pacific National locos recieve work is NR47,NR99,AN8 working 4PM4 steel train on 13-5-2018
Passing Roberts Point Park.
MINERVA NOUNOU (IMO: 9309423) is a Crude Oil Tanker and is sailing under the flag of Malta. Her length overall (LOA) is 254 meters and her width is 44.06 meters.
www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:214522/...
I'm a little bored found myself looking through my LEGO folder on my laptop. I came across the original image of this and thought I'd have another shot at editing it seeing as the first version was done in Gimp and I wasn't totally pleased with its outcome. This time I've edited it in Photoshop CS5, a program I'm very confident using.
Let me know how it compares to V1.