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The dogs taking advantage of a perfect opportunity to get together and play. A tree had fallen during "Ernesto” and lowered the height of the fence making it easier for them to go over. Beats the hell out of going under.
Standard 5 73156 seen passing the Mountsorrel branch at Swithland during a Timeline events photo charter 12/3/20. (Taken using a pole)
... while waiting for the delayed parallel steam run starting from Tharandt. The Class 52 in the station patiently awaits the arrival of the Class 41 with the delayed passenger train.
Saxony, Germany.
Tenant Iowa Interstate's CBBI rolls along on owner CSX's New Rock Sub in Seneca, passing CSX GP15T 1504 sleeping out the weekend.
Well, when walking along he beach the seagulls are never far away ... I managed to catch this one and it wasn't too far away from me!!
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Class 47/0 47088 departs from Brierley Hill for Bescot Yard having made an evening collection of empty steel carrying wagons from the local terminal for onward movement Humberside.
On the left is the Brierley Hill Glass Works of Messrs. Stevens and Williams where glassmaking had commenced in August 1870.
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Seen heading along the A3 near Petersfield for the Southsea Spectacular bus rally in June 2000 is preserved Southern Vectis Bristol FS6G Lodekka / ECW 570 YDL315.
A 172 unit seen passing 4965 on Digbeth viaduct with the 2W80 1403 Stratford-upon-Avon - Stourbridge junction 22/12/18.
As 1E18, 1400 Edinburgh - London Kings Cross, heads towards Wallyford with the DVT leading, 91111 passes in the opposite direction with 1S10, 0930 London Kings Cross - Edinburgh. Seen on the approach to Inveresk on the 24th November 2016 at 1407
The last time I went to White Rock was pretty much when I first came to Vancouver. I decided to spend my last day of the long weekend to this place. The first impression wasn't that great. The streets were crowded with cars and people. I stuck at a block for almost 20 minutes. Finding parking was extremely hard as well. I couldn't find any spot near the beach so I parked extremely far.
Other than that, the view of White Rock was actually pretty nice. My memory of this place came back as I walked towards the Pier. As expected, there were tons of people fishing, swimming, and taking photos. I saw couple photographers using Fuji cameras too :). While I was there, two trains were passing by. I had to opportunity to take one of them. I love using slower shutter speed to give the moving subject a sense of speed.
Location: White Rock, BC (White Rock Pier)
121 034 seen passing Little Kimble with the 5P46 1639 Aylesbury - Princes Risborough ECS.
11.4.17
Mamiya C220/ 135mm lens
Ilford Delta 400
Dev.: Ilford ID-11
A combination of three Southern Region class 421 (4Cig) units speed past Wimbledon carriage shed on 14th January 1992.
The bulk of the 421s were withdrawn around 2004/5.
It's only about 1:45PM in early February, but the tree shadows are already starting to grow long on the landscape in Alna Center, Maine, as a WW&F mixed train makes its way south on the fill at Milepost 6. Leading the train this day is the venerable Locomotive #9, an 1891 product of Maine's Portland Company, which plied the rails of four of Maine's narrow gauge lines during a 40+ year working career.
Looking at historic photos of the original Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway, it is interesting to note how much the landscape has changed. The images from 100 years ago depict a significantly more open landscape, as much of the land was maintained for agricultural purposes, and the lumber industry created a lot of clear-cut property. Today, much of the WW&F Museum right-of-way is a typical New England tree-tunnel. The spot seen here is one of the more open stretches of the line.