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25168 and 25160 stabled at Hereford in January 1981.
25168 was the 181st Class 25 withdrawn on 22.5.83 one of six retired that month.
25160 was the 139th Class 25 to be withdrawn on 10-10-82, one of four retired during that month.
With thanks to Derbysulzers website
Wayville, near midnight
The magnificent stable (!!) for Marshal Field III's polo ponies, now part of Caumsett State Park.
Also posted to Instagram: www.instagram.com/p/CGnrOlVJjXP/
We are in Cleveland on the Midlands Highway in Tasmania. So far today we have seen two classic Georgian coaching inns, the St Andrews Inn (1845) and The Bald Faced Stag (1838).
When we come to Campbell Town in a few days time, we'll see the stabling area of another important coaching inn of the same era. But this view is a typical one. The stables were such an important part of inn life. Keeping the horses in good condition (often switching horses at inns along the way) meant faster times between destinations.
As I mentioned earlier speed was also important in the effort to outsmart the bushrangers or highway men who worked in the Epping Forest just a few miles north of here.
The stables at Childwickbury Manor. Horses used to be accommodated in these boxes, now it is the venue for some of the stalls of the Childwickbury Christmas Market. Fuji X-E2.
As the name suggest this was the place where the elephants were housed during the Vijaynagar empire. Dated over 500 years old, one can see Islamic influences in the structure.
Normally these stables would have been full of horses, but unfortunately the owners have moved most horses elsewhere during the lock down restrictions. Racing is still going on (albeit without fans), so it may well be that the race horses are being accommodated in stables at the active tracks to minimise movement.
Generated by me, Tool used AI Stable Diffusion
In the year 2250, a group of elderly humans finds solace and nostalgia in a space diner called "Celestial Echoes." Adorned with captivating alien paintings on its walls, the diner becomes a gathering place for the old generation. They share stories and memories, inspired by the cosmic artwork that fuels their imagination.
However, their haven is threatened when a corporation plans to demolish the diner for a new hyperspace hub. Determined to preserve their cherished space, the elderly patrons launch a grassroots campaign, inspiring the younger generation to join their cause.
Their fight gains attention, turning Celestial Echoes into a symbol of preserving human history and culture. Through their collective efforts, they succeed in saving the diner, transforming it into a cultural hub that bridges the gap between generations and species...to be continued...
Due to COVID Travel Restrictions, reduced patronage and crewing issues NSW TrainLink reduced services across the network during August and September.
Stabling the XPT in the Albury Yard became a daily routine during this time with no night service running.
Pictured here is XP2007 after bringing the set from ST23 into the Gantry Road at Albury. The train would stable here overnight before forming ST24 back to Sydney the next morning. This would be the last XPT stabled overnight in the yard at Albury.
As of Monday 11th October night services resumed on the south.
Sunday 10th October 2021.
Plant-like, but not a plant. Lichens come in multiple sizes, shapes and colors. Recent research about these fascinating life forms:
Emily was the keeper of the Scottish bull, bunnies, and goats, she churned a bit of butter each day of the Renaissance Faire. Emily found her prince and moved far away to the land of ice, snow, & midnight sun ;o)
I am playing with Stable Diffusion. This turned out really well. This is a touched up screenshot from SL.
The Stable Block and Clocktower at Dunham Hall. An impressive range of outbuildings that used to house the ticket office, and gift shop and still home to the Stables Restaurant. There is work going on in the buildings at the moment but under wraps so will be good to see when it is finished. One of the garages houses a vintage vehicle.