Scottish Lochs & Canal Steamers
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Steamer on Loch Katrine,The Trossachs Scotland,Visited the Loch in October The home of the large steamer Sir Walter Scott but this small wooden boat was quite interesting.
Spring, Queenstown waterfront, New Zealand. New Zealand's premier tourist town has been heavily impacted since the national border was closed in March. Outside of holiday periods and two lockdown periods a smattering of locals is the norm.
Two old steamers 2890 & 52322 passing through Bury Bolton Street Station. East Lancashire Railways. (1505)
Last week's Sunday my friends and I were planing to have a BBQ, so Saturday was shopping day :)
On my way back I passed the central station and I was treated with a nice surprise. I saw an "Uppsala steamer" preparing to departure.
For information about the Stanley Steamer see this article. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Motor_Carriage_Company
For information about this particular car see Maureen's comments below.
Image created by Copilot using the prompt, "A side view of sternwheeler steamboat with twin smokestacks navigating the Mississippi river in the 1860's. The far shore is covered in cotton fields, and the near shore is a swampland".
Ullswater Steamers
Early morning light at Glenridding looking towards the Ullswater Steamers. A beautiful morning on Ullswater, peace and quiet on a Sunday morning.
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© Brian Kerr Photography 2015
Shortly after leaving Bundamba Racecourse, PB15 448 makes a spirited run up the 1 in 50 grade up to Blackstone, with the second return trip to Swanbank for the day.
Ready for the stove.
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Steamed clams is a seafood dish cooked by steaming.
In New England the dish is commonly prepared with a kind of shellfish called "steamers", a somewhat generic name that usually refers to a small soft-shell clam harvested and served along the East Coast and in New England. Steamers are so named because of the way they are most often prepared. They are absolutely delicious, just dipped in drawn butter, and about as messy as eating lobster, but that's why we have napkins.
Ullswater runs a serpentine course for eight miles through expansive vistas of Lakeland’s highest mountains. Helvellyn at 3,117ft (950m) crowns Ullswater, at the South-Western end of the valley, standing on a mighty plateau approximately 9 miles (14.5km) in length and 4.5 miles (7km) wide. The ‘Steamers’ operate an all year service with varying timetable connections between Glenridding, Howtown, Pooley Bridge Piers and between Glenridding and National Trust Aira