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Man taking his exercise in the Meadows, while my exercise consisted mostly of a languid stroll with the camera.
1969 Plymouth Road Runner
Location: Liechtenstein
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Blade Runner Two - a 75 metre long 416 ton deck cargo ship seen entering Portsmouth Harbour transporting a blade from a wind turbine. The ship was built in 2003 in Teeside and belongs to the Williams Shipping Co.
My other choice for Macro Mondays...Card. I actually like this one better than the one I posted to the group but thought the group might not accept it since it's hard to see that it's four cards, not just a group of numbers.
The North Shore Scenic Railroad's Duluth Zephyr rolls next to Lake Superior for the majority of the trip; here is no different as they hit the halfway stretch back.
Victory Liner Inc
----- UNIT INFO. -----
Fleet No.: 7216
Body Model: Almazora Tourist Star RE
Engine model: MAN D2066LF71
Chassis model: MAN RR3 19.360 HOCL
Manufacturer: Almazora Motors Corp.
Fleet No.: 7141
Body Model: DMMWi. DM14
Engine model: MAN D2066LOH12
Chassis model: MAN R39 18.350 HOCL
Manufacturer: Del Monte Motorworks Inc.
Fleet No.: 2214
Body Model: Santarosa Jetliner
Engine model: Doosan DE12TiS
Chassis model: Daewoo BV115
Manufacturer: Santarosa Motorworks Inc.
Shot Location: VLI Kamias Terminal, Diliman, Quezon City, PHILIPPINES
Dandenong Ranges National Park. The Thousand Steps. Meditation over.... time to head off for the minute and a half it was probably going to take her to get to the top of all those steps.
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Heavy Runner Mountain
Glacier National Park
Montana, USA
according to the GNP site: This mountain was named after chief Heavy Runner. He was a Piegan Indian chief killed in the Baker Massacre in northern Montana on January 23, 1870.
Another Tim Henderson-type truck. I have several more vehicles waiting for parts. The one I can't wait to finish is the all DBG version of my dad's '31 Ford!! Looks great so far. Thanks again for the help Tim!
I see this lady running in a bright pink outfit and behind her the green harbour light. The colours just popped. I grabbed the shot when all the elements were in the right place to make an interesting, clean composition.
She did not appear to be particularly enjoying the run although it was a beautiful day beside the sea in Oostende. However, I am grateful that she came along and gifted me with this colourful composition.
The TTX "4-Runner" was an early 1980s attempt at reducing tare weight in intermodal equipment. Built by ACF in 1981, 101 sets of these four-coupled skeletal flat cars were constructed as class ALF40 and numbered TTFX. 60000-61000. Being the early forerunners of this type of construction, they were tweaked by TTX engineers several times during their lifespan to decrease things like truck hunting and other issues. While these cars did suffer teething problems, those setbacks were refined into the Front Runner, and later the Spine Car design which proved way more successful. The last of these cars were finally scrapped by 2000, but remain a footnote in the evolution of intermodal transport by rail. 1983 processing date, no location or photographer listed. JL Sessa collection.