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A single unit Class 153 is Arriva Train Wales' niggardly contribution for accommodating the crowd trying to board a Shrewsbury-bound service at Llandrindod Wells on the Heart of Wales Line. I used to think that train overcrowding was purely a London rush-hour commuter problem, but it is dismaying to encounter it in more remote and scenic places. Since winning the franchise, I am not aware of Arriva Train Wales providing any significant additional capacity to ease the frequent overcrowding on its services. I shall be exploring Wales by car in future.
Mogan McSlay gets past Kahn Artist on the outside just as Whiplash makes it past the pack on the inside.
Second half of a roller derby double header at The Rink in Rancho Cordva in which the Sacramento Roller Derby Capital MaulStars beat the Rat City Roller Derby Rain of Terror 341-84. I was there, I've spent a lot of time going through photos of the bout (mine and others) and despite the score, it did not look like a blow-out to me. This was a very hard fought game
with a lot of heart shown by both teams.
Urban planners in the early years must have love packing buildings close together. But then again... this is Chinatown
Michael Simms in his Colorado Springs Appartment, Colorado.
Photo for Flannel Squeeze Box (http://www.myspace.com/fsbCOLOSPRING)
I still have not given up on autumn here and here is an afternoon shot of pond #2 with a really curious sky that was reflected in the water. I have never seen the like, so I thought I would share. Here's the left over shot of the autumn shots of the Golden Ponds area and since we just had a 40 degree drop in the temps and we have hopes for an Indian Summer. It looks like we got a reprieve for a week even though the ski area are making snow and A-Basin has opened.
Lately, I have been sneaking out to Golden Ponds, the Longmont, Boulder County greenbelt and rec area because it just keeps giving up special shots.. I may drop around again today while there is still color. Today, I wanted to look for new possible locations because autumn is marching on and we may have it end in a week. The turnoff is but six blocks away from my access to the main road. Several people were still attempting to casual shoreline fish the ponds hoping to catch a bass while lounging about. There is a name for that, I think. I have yet to see a bass taken. Not my kind of fishing. They have to stock these gravel pits after the "overburden" topsoil is stripped or we would have a mosquito and West Nile outbreak. Industry has determined it's their right to strip and our burden to tax ourselves (not them) to patch. WE are shipping all our rock and gravel out of BoCo!
Lawrence H. Summers, Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard University, USA speaking at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 18, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Ciaran McCrickard Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 17, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Ciaran McCrickard
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Para comemorar o aniversário de 2 anos do Bernardo, a mamãe Kitty escolheu o tema Patati Patata e nós fizemos o convite DVD e tags das lembrancinhas. As crianças adoraram!
A Mercedes Sprinter minibus, new to Bedford Borough Council, is seen squeezing through the rush hour traffic at the top of Colston Street on service 626. I was always surprised that Megabus coaches used to come through this road for the stop at the bottom of the street.
Operator: Severnside Transport
Vehicle: Mercedes Sprinter
Reg: BX54 ECW
Location: Colston Street, Bristol
Route: 626: Wooton-Under-Edge - Bristol
Date: June 15, 2016
Sam Levy squeezing pomegranate juice, fresh.
Twelve Days of Christmas
Day 2: Nenad Mlinarevic
The Restaurant at Meadowood
Meadowood Napa Valley
St. Helena, California
(December 5, 2015)
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In the Middle Ages, the house owners had to pay for the space their houses took up facing the square, so they built them usually very thin, but long, in order to pay less. You can easily see that from the top of the tower of the Old Town Hall.
Oh what a difference a little daylight makes. I got to the QC Arena a little early (okay, a lot early) for the rodeo. I figured something photo-worthy would be happening. They were running the slack (all the contestants that won’t fit into the regular rodeo time constraints) for the pole bending when I got there. Even though it’s a covered arena, the little bit of light that bounces in makes all the difference in the world for pictures. In addition, you can see the black netting that is hung in the side of the arena in the background. I suspect it’s a wind-break, but it knocks down the light from the background too and really helps balance out the lighting.
At the Georgia High School Rodeo Association event in Gay, Georgia.
Nikon D7000 -- Nikon 80-200mm F2.8 ED
80mm
F4@1/800th
ISO 4,000
(DSC_7842)
©Don Brown 2016
De 587 op lijn 9 worstelt zich door het tweerichtingsverkeer in de Amstelstraat. De auto rechts met de kinderwagen op het rek moet moeilijk uitwijken.
Tram route 9 had an obstacle course in the Amstelstraat, just past the Rembrandtsplein. Trucks that were loading and unloading like the one on the left, smaller deliveries vehicles, traffic jams, and add bike riders in the mix for more exitement.
It's sometimes a miracle why relatively few accidents happened on this stretch of road, but that's Amsterdam for you.
© Henk Graalman 2861
Gina about to make her shot. We went to the Squeeze on 14th & Belmont to celebrate her birthday. One last year in her 20s
Simon Hanson, drums, Steve Nieve, keyboards, and John Bentley,bass, of Squeeze, performing live at Indigo2, Greenwich, London - 09/12/10