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This is surprisingly clear shot of the otter just under the surface.
European Otter - Lutra Lutra
Young Male
Oban Scotland
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On a beautiful morning at the end of November, a westbound UP coal empty headed for the West Elk mine on the North Fork branch is climbing up to Tunnel 1. The three units on the head end are all there is on the 98-car train.
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NR96 and NR102 pass Junee Sub Terminal with 2CM3 to Melbourne shortly before dinner.
2020-10-12 Pacific National NR96-NR102 Junee Sub 2CM3 sm
The regular Sangudo Sub trains L515 and L516 make a meet at Onoway Alberta on an early summer evening. Once the assignment for the road's SD40-2's and small fleet of SD38-2's, in the last few years more modern power has taken over the work.
On this evening only the westbound L515 crew will be making any miles, as the L516 crew is short on hours and will soon jump into a taxi for the journey to Edmonton.
The BNSF signal gangs have finished up another round of signal upgrades on the Marceline Sub. In November most of the remaining ex-Santa Fe signal bridges were cut over to new wayside signals. The BNSF started upgrades to the signal system back on the Marceline Sub in 2012-13 with the implement of PTC. Somehow a few signal bridges made it into 2019 untouched. Now all that really remains are bridges that have the newer hooded signals on them. Here an empty grain train leaves Marceline in the rear view mirror as they head east.
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Treino da Equipe Sub-20 do Fluminense.
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My daughter and her dog, illuminated by a single street lamp at night in sub-zero temperatures.
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This eastbound BNSF manifest had to wait in the siding of Winter Park for both the Winter Park Express Ski Train and the California Zephyr before getting its turn to head east. Now, about an hour after the Zephyr was at Tolland, the manifest is rolling along quickly just east of Tolland, the Continental Divide standing tall and snow-covered in the distance.
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Summer is that period of a year when many people, both young and old, much prefer cold snacks (for obvious reason) over other food.
Photo shows a young ponytailed girl having a refreshing, cold halo-halo in very warm and humid afternoon.
"Halo-halo" (a Tagalog word which means mixed) is a popular treat in the Philippines made up of shaved ice, evaporated milk and various ingredients like sweetened kidney beans, gulaman (agar), sago and pinipig.
Captured at a village in Subic, Zambales, in the aforesaid Southeast Asian country.
La sughera o Quercia da sughero, è originaria del bacino del Mediterraneo, e soprattutto della Sardegna, dove è presente in tutta l’Isola, e particolarmente diffusa nella Gallura e regioni circostanti, nel Sulcis-Iglesiente, nell’Arburese, e nell’altopiano della Giara.
E’ una sclerofilla sempreverde e insieme al leccio è la specie mediterranea per eccellenza che caratterizza la flora, l’ambiente e il paesaggio della Sardegna.
E’ una specie molto simile al leccio, da questo si differenzia per la corteccia suberosa (sughero), per le ghiande più grandi e per le foglie più dentate e pungenti.
E’ una specie eliofila e xerofila, preferisce clima caldo ed umidità atmosferica, ma non sopporta il gelo e i venti freddi. Vegeta dalle zone costiere fino ai 900 metri di altitudine.
Predilige terreni silicei e acidi; possiede l’apparato radicale fittonante, quindi ama terreni sciolti e profondi, ma si adatta anche a quelli superficiali e rocciosi; mentre, non sopporta quelli compatti o calcarei.
In varie parti della Sardegna, tra queste Arbus, vegetano esemplari maestosi considerati dei veri e propri monumenti vegetali, naturali e paesaggistici.
Anche la sughera come il leccio, può essere governata a fustaia e a ceduo, però si preferisce la fustaia per la migliore utilizzazione del sughero, infatti la sughericoltura in Sardegna costituisce una fiorente attività economica. Per tale ragione la sughera è protetta dalla L.R. 4/1994, la quale regolamenta la sughericoltura nell’Isola, già in atto dalla prima L.R. 13/1959.
In Sardegna sono presenti sugherete pure, ma sono più diffuse quelle miste in consociazione con il leccio e con la macchia mediterranea.
BNSF Fakebonnet 732 leads an empty garbage train along the shores of the Columbia River Gorge just west of Bingen, Wa; seen in the distance.
Sub-zero conditions and an icy platform at Seamer on 2nd December 2023, as 68026 'Enterprise' departs with 1U39 09:35 Manchester Piccadilly to Scarborough Transpennine Express service. TPE 185104 is departing west forming 1U48 11:48 Scarborough to York.
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