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A business trip to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam made me realized how much I missed shooting travel and streets.
Gearing away from my comfort zone of shooting landscapes, I try to wander the busy streets of Ho Chi Minh.
These are my capture of Ho Chi Minh with side trips at Cu Chi and Mekong Delta.
Taree Railway Refreshment Room - interior showing staff behind counter
Dated: 12 July 1947
Digital ID: 17420_a014_a014000102
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One of the coolest gromz here at Manana Skate Park, enjoying a watermelon after his division at the ASH series skate competition that was held on October 1st. Shilo took 10th place in the 14-16 age division. He rips.
*More from this roll will slowly be coming up throughout the week.
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flickr has marked my stream "unsafe" for content reasons. i'm working on getting the issue fixed and pray Terryland will return to "Life as Normal... or as close to Normal" as soon as possible. i really hope they review my photostream that they look at it with artistic merit and see that i'm not posting x-rated materials. i also learned a lesson about "safe filters" so i will be marking any future Burlesque show shot that have any hint of naughtiness. I just hope my account doesn't get deleted. flickr has always been my safe haven and i have met so many amazing people in the years i've been here. i'd hate to see this stream go away.
Taking well earned refreshment at the Charlie St. George Pub, Limerick City. Saturday 13th October 2018.
Narrabri Railway Refreshment Room - interior showing staff behind counter
Dated: 19/07/1951
Digital ID: 17420_a014_a014000075
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More photos from our Christmas Eve day hike in the slot canyon in the Anza Borrego desert near the Salton Sea in California
Heriot's v Glasgow Hawks - 1st November 2008 - Score Heriot's 27 Hawks 12 - Sponsored by Prestonfield
Drinking deeply in the desert heat. Prior to this journey I did not cope well in hot climates. But learning how to stay cool in the shade and to drink deeply and regularly has shaped our expeditions into warmer climates ever since.
Archive: USA Road Trip 1989
Scanned from 35mm Fujichrome RF50
The Moon & Sixpence
Cocktails, Beers, Seafood, Gumbo, Cajun style and Grills on the harbourside
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© 2018 Tony Worrall
Camera: Canon 5D Mk II
Lens: 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
Post: Aperture
Copyright © 2012 Niel Galen. All Rights Reserved.
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WHOA, get in the back; don't cut in! Time to pile on #346 steam Christmas train ride at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado. The plan here is to mask the young-uns from seeing the hot dog and refreshment stand on the left. The youngest wondered, "What the hell is going on?" The in-betweeners are wondering if it's the ride to Hogwartz. It's good that they have as many cars as Anthrax usually runs. I'd guess that some will have to wait for the next run. Sharp elbows will get you awarded a ride in the cab or the cupola on the caboose; prize rides both in my opinion. Especially a warm spot in the cab! There are new kiddie's faces at the cupola window on every ride. I'd say there would be a riot if they announced those rides would be available. Fight for them on your own. ALLL ABOOAAAD, SARDINES!
I just paid up for Eddie and I (even though Eddie tried to pay more) and we made our way through the depot. Here we are just outside the Richardson Depot at Engine #191, Denver Leadville & Gunnison Railroad (nee Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad), 2-8-0, built in 1880 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works no. 4919: "191, which is the oldest locomotive in the state, was built originally for the Denver South Park & Pacific, sold to the Wisconsin Lumber Co. in 1902, and returned to Colorado by the museum in 1972. Note the extension bar on the link-and-pin coupler lying on the cowcatcher as well as the wooden beam. [GPL]." from George's Railtours. It will never run again without a sugar daddy donation of nearly a mil. It is pretty well stripped of everything except the diamond stack Eddie loves. It's a mess. Even at 1880, this is probably for show. They were used for wood burners. In the era, Colorado already had a flourishing anthracite coal industry. It also depends on how well the engine was stored at the end of service. I understand that when full of water, a can of oil shuld be introduced into the boiler and let the water fully drain and the oil coat the boiler.
As it worked, the staff said Sunday would be more sane, I say, scarcely any more. Everyone at the steam up got three loop rides. Area and other fans ought to make the trek; take your digital or film camera, empty and ready to go! The CRRM log is a Who's Who of worldly travelers. Rides for the kiddies of all ages started at 10:00 AM. This pile up is later morning.
They also do railroad modeling here but they prefer modeling at a 12 inches to the foot scale. Eddie the slug and I were chatting up a storm with some of the unhired help by the round house. I spent time calling out all the hardware to Eddie and describing their utility. Knowledge that is too soon lost; especially on Eddie.
CRRM has done enormous work since last I spent time down there and the library was new. A recent roundhouse and turntable have been built as well as a complete narrow gauge loop for the all-too-popular steam ups. Everything seems new for a 57degree day; sheesh, today is flurries, 28 and dropping. WAIT, it's coming to me: it's Colorado! Get those panty-wasted weather panickers to a different state.
The passage across the 23-arch Copley Viaduct of a three-car Class 158 'Express Sprinter' DMU, forming Northern's 13.52 Selby-Manchester Victoria service, coincides with the end of a drinks break at Copley Cricket Club. The home team lost by five wickets a Halifax League derby against fellow Premier Division strugglers Sowerby Bridge Church Institute. SBCI's victory, secured with 13 balls to spare, owed much to Tyson Illingworth and Tom Wood. The former's 'fiver' included the wickets of star Copley batters Oliver Thorpe and Alex Rowles; the latter's unbeaten century was patience personified. Copley proved the 'catches win matches' adage by somehow putting down five. The viaduct dates from 1852, the cricket club from 1880. @15.17
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Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 44. Copley won the toss and elected to bat. Copley 242-7 off 45 overs (Oliver Thorpe 70, Alex Rowles 65, Prahalad Nadella 31, Tyson Illingworth 5-95) 4pts lost by five wickets to Sowerby Bridge Church Institute 243-5 off 43.5 overs (Tom Wood 105 not out, Simon Wood 43, Daniel Brock 37, Oliver Thorpe 2-59) 11pts