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I had to wait for three eastbound trains to pass before Norfolk Southern ran a westbound past the venerable New York Central style signal bridge at CP 421 in Elkhart, Ind. The late day light on this structure was too much to miss.
I was treated with a Canadian Pacific run-through train with Soo Line 6035" on the point. What a sign that was to see coming around the curve and into the sunlight.
Working with a tool in his right hand, he works to set up the sighting on his new rifle.
Class 28
FWC photo by Alicia Wellman
These hands decorated with red rhinestones to complement the nail polish indicate a lavish person. The hands creating a triangle centered on the eye show a focus on an unknown sight, typically a goal. The off centered and slanted person indicates that although the person is focused on a goal, there are struggles and obsticles to overcome.
Statistically I believe that getting a flat tire on the left front (from the driver’s viewpoint) is unusual. The right rear tire I’ve heard is the most likely. There's a theory that it is related to the crown in the roads (made so that water drains toward the curbs, thus more road debris migrates in that direction, too) and that most hazards on the road lie flat until disturbed by something like a front tire rolling over it, setting it up for the rear tire to get punctured.
I wonder if a statistical survey would bear that out.
Sadly finding dead swans on the Levels isn't a rare occurrence...more often than not, it is the foxes that are to blame. They sneak up on them at night when the birds are sleeping in the meadows.This is the first time I've seen one in the water.....a very sad sight indeed.
This was my friend bryant's wedding. This is my favorite shot from the day. It was a beautiful ceremony on the beach, and I got lucky with this great sunset.
Sight from a roadside at Tamil Nadu, India. The guy sells egg laying hens for domestic household needs.
Superior's OLS train crosses busy Highway 2 in north Superior with a BNSF GE leading a CN SD40-2W, NSSR RDC, CP GP20C-ECO and a UP SD70M.
A Milwaukee Road Skytop Lounge brought up the markers on one of the steam excursions offered during the 2009 steam excursion as part of a railroad festival in Owosso, Michigan. It is shown in Owosso at the end of a trip that featured Southern Pacific Daylight No. 4449. (Scanned from a slide)
After a long flight, taken over many days, RIAT welcomed a pair of Pakistani JF-17 'Thunder' for the first time. The 2nd aircraft to land, 23-319