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These are the three semaphores at the west siding switch at Levy, New Mexico. The Raton Line is BNSF, historic AT&SF track and presently used by the Southwest Chief, Amtrak Trains 3 and 4. This sequence shows signals responding to the approach of westbound number 3, the train passing through the signals and then the signals clearing. The semaphore protecting the west end of the siding is always in stop position.

Number 3's head end is passing the east facing semaphore, the westbound blade continues to drop.

Semaphore I by aleph78

Iceland, June 7th, 2011 - Day of Solitude

Semaphore at Longforgan by G P

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New Semaphore at Malvern Wells by G P

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Semaphore Signal RJ53. by Connor Kilroy

Semaphore Jetty by msayswhat

Semaphore by Jim George

Yamaga lad waves on the game

Semaphore Crab #2 by Trevor

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A truer rendition of this crabs colour than my previous upload

Semaphore Stick, Bridgewater. by Jack Chambers AUS

This is one of the many Semaphore signals still around in Northern Victoria. 24/11/13

1U2A8633 by kjkltz

GREEN BAY WI

semaphore wallchart by Chris Hand

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Semaphore by Anu Jagathesan

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Semaphore Sunset. by Jack Chambers AUS

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Semaphore Australia Day Fireworks 2015 by Michael Jenkin

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Celebrated Australia Day at Semaphore on the Foreshore (9.30pm fireworks display over the beach from the Jetty).

Canon 5D, 24-70

2015

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ND filter and long Exposure

semaphore kite festival-4.jpg by Josh Edson

Semaphores at Littlehampton by G P

Semaphore at Grindleford by Dan K ™

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Straight from St Pancras to the Peaks via Sheffield. A couple hours walking on the moor before meeting an old friend at the Fox.

iPhone 4S takes a reasonable photo in good light. It's a company phone, otherwise I would not own it.

Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower by ben

On Telegraph Hill, Ockham Common; Built in1822 - one of 15 towers linking Whitehall with the naval base in Portsmouth, but replaced by 1847 with electric telegraph.

Skilled semaphore operators could relay a message the 92 miles between London and Portsmouth in 45 seconds.

whale of a time by stephenb #stb066