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Colas Rail 'Tug' 60 085 'Adept' trundles past the site of Dringhouses Yard, York, at the head of 6H70, the late running 12.19 (departed 12.15) Tyne Coal Terminal (South Shields)-Drax Power Station laden biomass hoppers. @15.21
A random spot, while walking about town! Good thing I lifted my camera...
This photo was taken outside the Portland Leisure Centre, so I can only assume this was on some swimming contract for a school... The driver must have a good book or a film on his phone to keep him from boredom because I can remember the swimming lessons I had at school taking a whole afternoon!
New to Dublin Bus as their AV130, registered as 00-D-70130. Unusually, for a Dublin ALX400, this bus was specified with bonded glazing, a standard driver's windscreen and centre exit door, the latter of which was removed when Sharpes aquired this bus in 2015 via Mc Gonagle's of Buncrana.
Salmon Habitat Restoration Program, a city of Surrey program working with school children to ensure the spawning streams
are clean.
Had my bloods done this morning in preparation for tomorrow's kimo. Why do nurses always say 'ready for a sharp scratch?' It's not a sharp scratch, it's a bloody needle that goes into your arm and hurts!
On April 29th I started my day at 2:45 am. I drove with three friends to a lek in Southern Alberta. We had to be in the blind by 5 am. It sure took a long time before there was enough light to take photos. We could hear the grouse. They were making many sounds and we could see their outlines in the dark. It was another great day. The last time I was out there was two years ago.
I was using a brand new camera so I had many photos to delete and of course far too many photos over all. Most photos were only cropped. I didn't adjust any colors. Some photos are not even cropped.
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Usually the cyclists are in full spandex wear or on the opposite spectrum in a technical tee and shorts. This guy makes riding look good -- and with a cigarillo to boot.
Had to run into Richmond for something and while I was there, stopped by the Nature Park. It was quite glorious sitting in the sunshine watching the birds at the feeders and while doing that, this lovely hawk dropped by for a visit. I think Chickadee was on his lunch menu. He left the area empty taloned and still hungry.
Another little 'Flatiron' in my collection of wedge-shaped, sharp corner buildings from around the world.
Observed at Milepost 174 of the Glenn Highway on 4/23/2016 as previously reported by others. Seen well with my wife and Enric F. Probably about a dozen birds right near (and some times right on) the road.
This well travelled vehicle from Sharpes Coaches of Nottingham, was leaving Dover Eastern Docks while on its way back from Europe, and is another one where I bothered with it because it was colourful-ish.
Sharp Edge - Blencathra.
The view looking back from the slabs at the base of Foule Crag, across to the 'Bad Step' and the Gendarme.
Two people are seen crossing this fine ridge in lovely Summer weather.
The Backgroung fell is Souther Fell, with the A66 viewed wending its way East, back to Penrith.
Usually, there is almost a 'conga-line' of folk traversing the ridge. I was certainly lucky this day, as there seemed only to be a handfull of people on the ridge.
This is one of my favourite images comitted to slide film.
The original image was taken on a Ricoh KR-10M SLR, using Fujichrome 200 ASA slide film.
The slide was given 4 scans at 7200dpi, and post processed using Adobe Photoshop.
The vulture at the yorkshire wildlife park coming into land on a post just out of shot , it was quick and i was slow hence the cropping of the wings but it does quite work ?