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Well lit plant just after sunset.
Captured on vibrant Kodak Gold 200.
Schkopau, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
Marathon Oil Refinery - River Rouge, Michigan
Featured on Flickr Explore Front Page - October 26, 2010 - Best Position #27
Part of the Detroit Heavy Oil Upgrade Project, a $2.2 billion construction project that will increase the capacity of Michigan's only refinery to 115,000 barrels per day.
I have reposted Critical Infrastructure I to reflect some consistency in processing of what is gradually becoming a series of images from this location.
Outside look at Lloyd's of London, a decent phone snap I have somehow forgotten to share on Flickr - and was now reminded by an inside visit (see previous shot).
Colas Rail Class 70 diesel locomotive 70816 approaches Derby Street East, on the approaches to Burton-on-Trent station working 6M57 Immingham Lindsey Refinery to Kingsbury Oil Sidings
Grangemouth Refinery is a mature oil refinery complex located on the Firth of Forth in Grangemouth, Scotland. Currently operated by Petroineos, it is the only crude oil refinery in Scotland and currently one of six in the UK
Excerpt from Cdr. Bannon’s log: Since I was already in the system, high command tasked me with a covert operation on the planet Gorse. The mission was to infiltrate a New Republic thorilide refinery, and plant a transmitter spike for future operations. This was usually a mission for a small crew like Reaper Squad, but ever since Nadiri, and Rae Sloane’s strike on Gorse, New Republic security has tightened. This meant I was to spearhead a diversion, disguised as a diplomatic mediator between Zeltron suppliers and the refinery boss, while Reaper Squad and a stormtrooper platoon from the 88th infiltrated the installation.
Cdr. Bannon: Greetings Dr. Sihlbar. I’m here to deliver a message from Minister Freyi An’zeli.
The two New Republic security officers flinched as Cdr. Bannon held out a small holoprojector, and a beautiful (by humanoid standards) flickering figure came to life mid-air…
Minister Freyi: Dr.! I will dispense of the pleasantries and get straight to business. For too long have you and your new government exploited the hospitality of Zeltron. We will block all baradium shipments rerouted from the Zel system until you agree to Cdr. Bannon’s terms…
The Zeltron paused for a moment...
Minister Freyi: Should you choose not to agree, Zeltron will turn to the aid of the Imperial Triumvirate!
The Mon Calamari Dr. looked from side to side, blinking a few times before muttering…
Dr. Sihlbar: Tshis es non negoseable? Tshe New Rebublic does not answer to imperial threatsh.
A transmission crackled through to Cdr. Bannon’s hidden ear-pierce…
Lt. Sin Veruna: Commander. I’m in position. Ready to take out the scum on your signal!
Cdr. Bannon turned his attention to the Mon Calamari...
Cdr. Bannon: You can kiss your Baradium supply goodbye.
Lt. Delp Wep: Not s-so hasty. A renegotiation of the agreement with Zeltron sh-should take place with the Gorse refinery administration, not with the refineries directly. I suggest you make an appointment with the board. We can escort you to the administration building.
Cdr. Bannon: That won’t be necessary!
The Commander nodded, and the low muffled sound of two silent sniper bolts - PZZHAM - BZZHAMM - is drowned out by the mechanical hum of the refinery...
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Another entry for the Factions RPG (www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/forum/188-fact...)
For this one i did a lot of small experiments. Some things I hope to incorporate in future builds... Let me know what you think!
It was dark when I was driving home from the Thanksgiving Day celebration. I was struck by how festive this oil refinery appeared against the dark sky. The last exit before the Benicia Bridge happens to take one to Waterbird Regional Preserve. The towers are reflecting in the waters of McNabney Marsh.
IMA SAFS recon stumble upon a lightly guarded SDR refinery well and commences attack to take over the installation.
In falling rain DB Cargo Class 66 diesel locomotive 66651 approaches Haselour Lane, Elford with discharged oil tankers running as 6E54 Kingsbury Oil Sidings to Immingham Humber Oil Refinery.
Running with Kinder Morgan (KMTX) locomotives and hopper cars, the PTRA coke train shuttles petroleum coke (a refining byproduct) from Lyondell Basell's Houston oil refinery to Kinder Morgan's Deepwater Terminal export facility, about 6 miles away. The crew first takes the loaded train from the refinery over to Deepwater, then jumps onto a second trainset that has already been unloaded for their return trip (a KM crew will unload the first train later to then return the following day).
Formerly an afternoon job, the on-duty time was moved back to 2359 a few years ago and the coke train rarely sees daylight these days. However, on this cool Christmas Eve the train is running a bit late. After dropping the loads at Deepwater, the empty train is seen here running on UP's Strang Sub through Pasadena Jct on its way back to the Lyondell Refinery.
Leading the train is KMTX 2022, a rebuilt SD45 painted for Kinder Morgan's 25th Anniversary and acquired by the company in 2022.
PTRA Job #343 (Lyondell Basell to Kinder Morgan Deer Park & return))
KMTX SD40M-2 #2022
KMTX SD40-2 #3002
Pasadena, TX
December 24th, 2024
After a wonderful summer evening train watching on the East Coast Main Line at Burn, Selby, I hung around until well after sunset. I'd noticed this class 60 oil working on Railcam earlier in the evening heading down towards York and decided to wait for this before heading home. The sun had set a good half an hour before arrival and I didn't expect to get any useable photograph, I have slightly cheated however to create this, its a blend of a high ISO (ISO1250 1/400 F4.5) to stop the train and a low IS for the rest of the scene (ISO100 1/20 F4.5).
60010 working 6Z43 Jarrow Shell to Immingham Lindsey Oil Refinery, 22nd July 2019.
A single long-hood forward MRL GP9 pulls its train from ExxonMobil back to Billings on a hazy September morning. ExxonMobil is one of three refineries in the Billings-Laurel area; the refineries generate significant revenue for the MRL and are also listed among the top five taxpayers in Yellowstone County.
The Chelsea Sugar Refinery on Auckland's North Shore.
This photo appears in the latest Schmap Auckland guide. To download the very cool Schmap guide for free, click this link to visit my blog, where you will see a download link.
This photo also appears in the New Zealand Heritage magazine, Summer 2006 issue.