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Just about everything that moved was shot, including a track machine.
66622 is seen here on an Immingham-Rugeley coal working, 23.12.15.
7903 Foremarke Hall departs Winchcombe with the 14:53 departure bound for Toddington and Broadway. GWSR. Wednesday 3rd May 2023.
"King George" steams past the distant signal on the demonstration line at Didcot Railway Centre.
Locomotive: Hunslet 0-6-0T 2409 "King George".
Location: The Great Western Society's Didcot Railway Centre, Oxfordshire.
175116 passes a fine set of semaphores on the approaches to Abergavenny working W65 18:55 Cardiff Central to Manchester Piccadilly.
Some of the only semaphores left standing in the great state of New Mexico. These are the only semaphores left at Colmor on the Raton Subdivision.
Colas 60026 gets the road at Hellifield with the Carlisle Yard to Chirk Kronospan logs.Signaled off the up goods loop. Number 6 up goods loop home 2 is a Miniature arm on a tubular post.
Organismos Sidirodrimon Hellados A-9105 (ALCo DL537) pulls with a string of box cars into Athens Stathmos Peloponissos, but the train wouldn't stop until Pireas further down the meter gauge line was reached.
A German semaphore and telegraph poles add to the period atmosphere. All gone...
Athens
April 11, 1998
I couldn't resist uploading the "going-away" shot from the previous upload. 66559 heads south with 6V75 empty steel from Dee Marsh to Margam through Woofferton, between Ludlow and Leominster on The Marches Line. Saturday 17.3.18.
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I think I may be obsessed with Semaphore South Australia, This image was taken on May 8th 2013, Cleaning out the hard drive, only to find I have over 3200 images of sunsets at Semaphore in 2013.
10/2020 - Las Vegas, NM
Here's a second frame from the semaphore signals just outside of Las Vegas. Can't have too many frames.
Semaphore. Semaphore is a suburb in the Australian state of South Australia located in north-west of Adelaide on the Gulf St Vincent coastline of the LeFevre Peninsula about 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) from the Adelaide city centre.
The GS-2 job departs Solvay (Syracuse) bound for Geneva, NY passing a fixed approach signal protecting the interchange yard with CSX and NYSW.
Former LNER class J27 carrying BR no. 65894 takes water at Grosmont on 16th June 2022 prior to working the 12.30 departure 'The Moorlander' Pullman dining train to Pickering. The loco was built for the North Eastern Railway at Darlington North Road Works and entered traffic as class P3 no. 2392. In September 2023 she will celebrate her centenary.
The semaphore blade shows an approach indication for the main at WSS Chapelle, as the eastbound Southwest Chief approaches from the west.
Taken a good 15 mins after sunset, and with a pink tinge to the sky, 46233 heads out of Hellifield with the CME, 7.2.15.
Arriva Trains Wales Class 175 No. 175008 passes through Wem with a Manchester Piccadilly - Milford Haven service on 12th April 2008. The semaphore signal is long gone.
10/2020 - Amtrak No. 3 in your face at the semaphores near Wagon Mound. Sorry, I couldn't pick just one.
Semaphore Fly (Poecilobothrus nobilitatus, 7mm), a so-called long-legged fly from a family associated with wet areas, the Dolichopodidae. The adults are typically found wherever there is pond-weed or algae. Larvae are believed to be predatory, developing in damp soil, and adults certainly are, feeding on a range of invertebrates. The male has white tips to the wings.
With the Nowawies Mochy semaphores in perfect formation, Ol49-59 coasts into the country station of Nowawies Mochy heading the 11:48 Wolsztyn to Leszno service on Thursday 23rd January 2020.
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In a classic Santa Fe scene, the Southwest Chief races through the desert ranch lands of Chapelle, New Mexico. Even in 2020, Chapelle Siding is still protected by pristine AT&SF semaphore signals.
Looming in the distance is Starvation Peak, which was an important landmark for western settlers as they traversed the Santa Fe Trail. Legend has it that "Starvation Peak" got its name after a hostile American Indian tribe drove 36 people to the top of the mesa. Cutoff and surrounded by hostile Indians, those 36 people died of thirst and starvation.
AMTK 146 --- A4 1 06A --- Chapelle, New Mexico
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