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I never got to achieve my great teenage ambition of climbing Mount Everest (but then anyone with US$100,000 can do that these days basically carried up the mountain by the Sherpas). For the real climbers K2 is the challenge.
But I used to love rock climbing. And I really enjoyed this challenge. It's not a difficult climb and it you're fit (and I'm not as fit as I should be) you get a chance to see Tasmania from the second highest location on the island.
Once again no snow, but very cold in the shadows and so you can see the ice is still there. We are approaching from the south face, so the Winter sun is behind those rocks. Just over that ridge is the summit of Legges Tor.
Gav Cox is about to drop on the ball score a try as the Shoreham forwards push the Barns Green scrum back over their own try line.
NR38,NR108 have been out in the Wirrappa to Mcleay section unloading thier Rail consist on 28-9-20 and are now approaching the crossing loop as it pushes the rail train in to clear for opposing movements
We should regret our mistakes and learn from them, but never carry them forward into the future with us.
~ Lucy Maud Montgomery
not been out much this week ,and today its raining so decided to push this spider shot from the week to the limits .totally amazing as I reckon I was around 12 feet away from it
I was willing to try just about anything to get big Alco's/MLW's on film and this one is a great example of taking it to far. It was basically dark when I tried this shot of CP 4742 along with 4718 really starting to get a roll on an extra west leaving London on May 7, 1987. I didn't leave home until a little after noon that day and had made the run down to London and had just finished a late dinner when I happened across this guy heading out of town while I was returning to my room. Trying to add time and distance up puts this shot well after 9PM....not really what Kodachrome was designed to do.
A PowerFunctions caboose to push around my new GN NW5.
Some features and details:
- Two M motors, one per truck; combined with the weight of the car body and battery box, this setup generates enough tractive force to pull (or in this case push) 2-3 vehicles at moderate speed.
- The second RC channel is used for the PF LEDs in the lanterns.
- The cuppola can be easily removed to access the on/off switch and charging jack of the battery box.
But the most important feature is that, despite all the bulky PF stuff inside, that thing looks a lot like a 1940s wood-paneled caboose - pretty much the way a wanted it :-)
Using call-sign 'Ascot 9301', Royal Air Force Airbus Voyager KC.2 ZZ343 caught refuelling an unidentified BAE Typhoon south abeam Shoreham-by-Sea
At this point they were at 25,000 feet and approximately mid-Channel before making a gentle right-hand turn towards France and beyond
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Macro-Mondays-Members Choice-Still Life-A Small Group Of The Tiniest Items.
My little pink push pins.
Thanks for all the great comments everyone!
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Canon F-1n and long expired (pre-1990) ORWO NP-7, I shot this film at 50 iso and developed it in homemade D23 replenished for 9 minutes.
68030 pushing TP06 set towards Sheffield in what might have been a regular service, but now with the sets off-hired an ECS move 5Q32 Gascoigne Wood to Longsight TMD, actually running early.
Locomotive Services Limited owned, InterCity liveried class 87 no. 87002, 'Royal Sovereign', stands at Glasgow Central on 26th January 2022 prior to departure for London Euston with the 'Electric Scot' private charter service.
52Weeks2016 Theme "Buttons".
My kids know me so well that they know how to push all my buttons. Sometimes I feel like they have a remote control!
SP17 in 2016
A rocky ledge near Madrid, New Mexico. I pushed the processing on this one using Photomatix for hdr, then Lucisart, and PS levels, curves, and a warmning filter.
View large - 'Pushing Upward' On Black
View the Entire - New Mexico Set
View my - Most Interesting according to Flickr