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Today for some strange reason I decided to walk the 7 sisters both ways. I was greeted with thick mist so wondered what I would be able to see but on the start of the walk the sun started to burn the mist of. As it was half-term it was getting busier as the day went on. So lots of images of birds in flight especially Fulmars. But lots of other things to add from just the mist to a cyclist a pony the cottages and of course lighthouses.
The eastbound Canadian passes a freight headed by CN EMD SD60 5480 near Brunette BC. View from the dome of Budd park car 'Laurentide Park'. April 2024.
55019 Royal Highland Fusiler passes Bewdley south signal box light engine on the Severn Valley railway.
"Up" & "Down" trains, formed of Class 158 "Sprinters", are seen at Appleby.
A single two-car unit forms the 14.45 to Carlisle whilst a brace head for Leeds with the 14.47 service.
Lucas Bane plays Horus in the FSU thesis film Squatter. Shot in a moving train near Sarasota, FL. Shot this session with fellow photographer Andy Ellis.
Director: Thomas Christianson
Producer: Sylwia Dudzinska
1st AD: Andrew Twibell
DP: Eric Clark
The SU-99 pass Lake Grinnell in Sparta, NJ on the old Lehigh & Hudson River
July 20, 2016
Lake Grinnell - Sparta, NJ
NYSW SU-99
NYSW SD60 : 3806
NYSW SD60 : 3802
NYSW SD60 : 3804
Following her recent stint on the Bodmin and Wenford Railway, replica A3 Peppercorn locomotive, 60163 Tornado and her support coach are seen passing Rewe, north of Exeter, en route for Stewarts Lane on 10th June 2017.
On Wednesday, October 5, 2005, BNSF Railway (BNSF) 7740, 4727,995 and 5088 led a southbound intermodal train passing another intermodal train at Bealville, CA.
BNSF 7740 is a GE ES44DC. Reportedly it was built in 2005, serial number 55800.
60065 is again working the LBT coals from Warrington Arpley, and joins GTi's 60007 and 60079 on the three circuits, keeping Cheshire as the hot spot for class 60 hauled trains. 6F74 LBT-Fiddlers Ferry at Arpley, 11 February 2012.
The platform at Victoria Avenue is barely long enough for three coaches, and the GVR's trains are generally around five or six.
However, on the day I visited, they were using just three coaches.
Just after departing Tokyo Station on board a Nozomi N700 Shinkansen bound for Kyoto, another Shinkansen carrying passengers the other way is about to arrive in Tokyo.
As many a Shoreham resident knows, the level crossing by the station often appears to be down for an eternity. Frequently 3 trains pass before it opens. This was train number 3. On this occasion, I was happy to wait to get my shot
I've been here before www.flickr.com/photos/22310427@N08/4134794366/ & www.flickr.com/photos/22310427@N08/5742511615/
Wine cozys always help when I'm at the inbetweeny stage.. you know the one.. so much yarn not sure what to make with it!!
Anyway, wanted to get the bottom right on them this time and get a nice snug fit... I think I've ticked all the right boxes with this cotton bought at Lidl's!
a glance, a look, a touch of the hand in a waiting room, the pulled up collar on a cold platform, the hand holding open the door for her!
ahhh the romance of train travel (circa 1932)
Passing a barn on a farm near Coshocton, Ohio. The view was made from nearby U.S. Route 36. (Scanned from slide)
Lt General Sir Napier Crookenden KCB, DSO, OBE, DL inspects the recruits passing out parade in Sharjah 1964 with him is Major Derek Hargreaves MBE and the parade commander is Capt Peter Aitkens
Born 1915; educated at Wellington College and the Royal Military College, Sandhurst; commissioned into the Cheshire Regt, 1935; served in Palestine, 1936-1939; Lt, 1938; served in World War Two, 1939-1945; Capt, 1943; Bde Maj, 6 Airlanding Bde, 1943-1944; Commanding Officer, 9 Bn, The Parachute Regt, 1944-1946; awarded DSO, 1945; General Staff Officer 2, Staff College, Camberley, Surrey, 1946-1948; Maj, 1948; General Staff Officer 1, School of Land/Air Warfare, 1950-1952; General Staff Officer 1 (Plans) to FM Sir Gerald (Walter Robert) Templer, Director of Operations, Malaya, 1952-1954; awarded OBE, 1954; Brevet Lt Col, 1954; Col General Staff, Manoeuvre Planning Staff, Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), 1955-1957; Lt Col, 1957; Col, 1957; Deputy Commandant, JSA [Joint Services Academy] Warfare Centre and Chief Instructor, Staff Training Wing, 1957-1958; commanded 16 Parachute Bde, 1960-1961; Imperial Defence College, 1962; Director, Land/Air Warfare Ministry of Defence (Army Department), 1964-1966; awarded CB, 1966; Commandant, Royal Military College of Science, Shrivenham, Oxfordshire, 1967-1969; General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command, 1969-1972; Col, The Cheshire Regt, 1969-1971; created KCB, 1970; Col Commandant, The Prince of Wales Div, 1971-1974; retired 1972; Trustee, Imperial War Museum, London, 1973-1983; Director, South East Regional Board, Lloyds Bank Limited, 1973-1986; Chairman, Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association, 1974-1985; Lieutenant, HM Tower of London, 1975-1981; Vice President, Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies, 1978-1985; Director, Flextech Limited, 1978-1986; Deputy Lieutenant, Kent, 1979. Died 31 October 2002
Flat caps are prominent as 'Spey No.88' passes the Anderton boatlift on the Trent & Mersey Canal with two dodgy characters on the counter. The exhaust from the Bolinder engine provides the obligatory blue haze over proceedings.
The paint job is new and thanks to Tony Lewery who came out of retirement to make the old girl look good again. He last painted the Spey in 1976.