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As the bubble float around taken by the wind, it was really cute to see his eyes been locked up to it :)
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The Eastland Scenic Daylight special train, making 80 kph, passes through the restored Shannon station.
This location features a signal gantry (bridge) at each end of the station, complete with elderly searchlight-type signals
The station Red Cap gives 1427 permission to enter Pinhão station with IR866, as 1413 stands in the other platform with a test run for newly refurbished Arco stock.
A passerby, pulling over on the side of the road to watch the passage of the train as it crosses the level crossing at Summit, waves at its passing passengers.
The crews of Britannia 'Oliver Cromwell' and Witherslack Hall acknowledge each other as they pass on the restored Great Central Railway. Taken during the Friday of the Autumn Gala.
The Queen of the Mississippi passing by on her way down the Ohio River at Marietta. I was standing on a dock while taking a few shots. Notice her hinged smoke stacks still laying on deck.
The 1444 Ayr to Glasgow Centralservice (2K12) formed of 380018 and 380103 passes the stands on the final day of The Open at Royal Troon Golf Course.
Troon, Ayrshire
21 July 2024
Although the SVR were experiencing problems with their steam fleet on 20th August, with one steam diagram being covered by a Class 50 (see 'Severn-View'), they could still turn out a couple of Bulleid Light Pacifics. One was 'Battle of Britain' Class No. 34053 'Sir Keith Park' seen drifting down the bank from Knowlesands Tunnel, and passing Crossing Cottage with the 1100 Bridgnorth - Kidderminster. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
To put size in perspective, here we are passing the USS Iowa in Los Angeles. For reference, I'm standing on Deck 15 of the Emerald Princess, which had 19 decks total.
A couple of pleasure narrowboats passing each other on the Leeds to Liverpool Canal in Leigh. NW England.
(f/1,8 ,1/80 iso 500) a really cold night a woman was passing the street with fast walk,the cars were illuminating her in a very strange way,it was really beautyfull.
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Could the ladies be from mesopotamia, and passing a namesake of the protective diety of their ancestors?
A southbound NS grain train sits in the siding at Claypool while the northbound 18K passes. However, another northbound manifest freight, the 142, would keep the grain train waiting a while longer.
Moderna Museet, Stockholm [SOOC]
Sturtevant
The Bokeh is a presentation of light bulbs by Gonzales-Torres (Untitled, America 2004)
I don't really know why I like this so much, I think it's because of the people and the fact that you don't really know what's happening there and how it looks. You can imagine it by yourself.
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Thursday 16 July, 2026 saw the latest batch of new Greater Manchester Police officers celebrate the end of their basic training with a passing out parade at the force’s Sedgley Park training centre.
They were welcomed to the force by Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson and Assistant Chief Constable Steph Parker, who inspected the parade.
Guest of honour was the Mark Llewellin DL, High Sheriff of Greater Manchester.
Also present was Chief Constable Tim Forbes of North Yorkshire Police.
Friends and family were on hand to enjoy the occasion.
The officers will now go to their respective postings and continue their development.
To contact Greater Manchester Police for a less urgent matter or make a report online please visit www.gmp.police.uk.
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You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give evidence.
Managed to get a decent shot of 45231 'The Sherwood Forster' and 34046 'Braunton' currently disguised as 34052 'Lord Dowding' passing through Wrexham General.
Passing by the shuttered Hohman Tower, the CF&E MCHFW heads east on the IHB mainline towards the CSX Porter Branch
CEFX 9362 (SD45T-2) and FEC 505 (GP38-2)
Union Pacific 4008 "Big Boy" passing pass the engine shed on it's return route to the primary station at the front of the park.
Dobwalls was a theme park 7 1/4" miniature railway that opened in 1971 and closed it's doors in 2006 for redevelopment that never happened. I, like many others, have fond memories of the place, and miss it very much. This place is why I like the 7 1/4" gauge as much as I do. These pictures were snapped in 2004, 2 years before Dobwalls closed down.
SHOT AT HOLYTOWN STATION 04/10/2024. DEPICTS THE 4S99 TEES DOCK TO GRANGEMOUTH PASSING THE 2Y52 (385011) GLASGOW TO EDINBURGH SERVICE
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.
Photos of Condor Liberation’s maiden passenger voyage from Poole to Guernsey and Jersey on Friday March 27 2015. The new £50m fast ferry is over twice the size of those it replaces and is, obviously, an improvement in terms of a more modern feel on board, including the car decks. But the Liberation’s opening weekend of service turned out to be rather more dramatic than anticipated.
Friday’s first sailing departed Poole some 30 minutes late and arrived in St Helier, Jersey 80 minutes late. There was some sort of issue as Liberation was preparing to depart from St Peter Port in Guernsey which appeared to add to the already delayed journey. A loud crash was heard at the stern of the ship docked to the ramp as quayside staff seemed to wrangle with a jib of some kind - and another worker appeared to make calls about a taught rope on a bollard. Perhaps those more expert than me can look at those pics and shed some light on what was going on? But all was eventually sorted out and we left for Jersey.
However the next day (Saturday) on Liberation’s second passenger sailing, she unfortunately had an argument with the jetty at St Peter Port. Strong winds resulted in a collision. Although described as “minor damage” to the ferry, Liberation was taken out of service and Jersey-bound passengers on that second sailing had to later transfer to conventional ferry Commodore Clipper to take them on to St Helier.
As things turned out, Liberation had to be returned to Poole for repairs and was taken out of service for a week. So at the time of posting this - April 2 - the relatively small number of passengers left on Liberation after the Guernsey disembarkations on Friday maiden passenger voyage are still the first and only paying customers to have made the trip on Liberation all the way to Jersey. The ship is due back in service on April 4 and I wish Condor and all their staff well. (Update: Liberation finally returned to service on Sunday April 5 after wet weather delayed the final pieces of welding work)
The purpose of posting most of these photos is to both illustrate what the Condor Liberation looks like from a paying customer’s point of view and also to give those yet to travel on her an idea of what to expect. Check out individual captions for info on facilities, the “ride” experience in various sections and more.