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Another shot from my Scottish adventures, this time looking up the river at the falls just beneath Buachaille. The water flowing through this river gives life tot eh land around, with some flowing from the mountain itself. In an otherwise barren landscape there is life in the ground and it's connected closely with this water supply.
As I edited this picture I was reminded of the life that Jesus offers each of us, in endless supply flowing from Calvary where He died for each of us!! Just as the water supply here is available and flowing through the Glen, the water supply of life in Jesus is flowing today too and available for all who'll come to Him!!
Enjoy!!!
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Genoa, Italy. It was a sunny day around the city of Genoa. The bad weather had preferred to remain beyond the borders. I decided to go to the Monument of Quarto dei Mille for taking some photo, from that place I could enjoy the sunset in its majestic beauty. It was about 5:00 pm when the sun began to set towards the west, the sunrays were very direct and there was an intense sunlight, it was not the right time to photograph. But the sky darkened suddenly, clouds coming from the south-east headed toward the coast, the weather changed.
From an immense bank of clouds was born a thin waterspout, until it became something powerful. Everything was changing in two minutes, crazy. The waterspout became increasingly large and the power of the wind was starting to feel even on the beach. I positioned the tripod on the rocks, something unique and unrepeatable was happening before my eyes. After a while the darkness would have fallen on the coast of Genoa. The clouds had brought along a special power supply, a lightning storm on the horizon became like the cherry on the cake. I would just point and shoot. Everything was so perfect, just so perfect.
Reflex: Nikon D3100 - Lens: Nikkor 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR - Filters: No filter used
Focal length: 150 mm - Diaphragm aperture: f/13 - Exposure time: 1/15 sec - ISO sensitivity: 200
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The W&LE 600 crew with P&WV 101 and five empty covered hoppers head west past Anthony Feed and Supply at Baywood Street in Robertsville around 1pm today, 12/9/16. With the possibility of one of the two remaining companies in Carrollton closing down at the end of the year, I made sure to get a few shots of today's job just in case. Heritage plastics and Noramco are the two companies in Carrollton, the only active businesses left on the 28-mile Carrollton branch.
08/06/2012, arriving at Ijmuiden, Netherlands.
Photo with the kind permission of Willem Koper.
A British registered offshore supply ship, registered at Aberdeen, Scotland.
A standard design of platform supply vessel, Type 'OSD-IMT978'. (Offshore Ship Designers - International Maritime Technology, a UK-based ship design & marine consultancy.)
Keel laid on 01/12/2009, launched on 24/04/2009, & completed on 10/08/2009, by Astilleros Balenciaga, Zumaya, Spain (436)
2,955 g.t. & 3,890 dwt., as:
'Grampian Talisker'.
L.O.A.: 78.20m.
Beam: 17.00m.
Draft: 7.20m.
I think I detect three layers of ghost signs on this empty building in Bancroft, Idaho. I can make out Jensen, Meat, and Groceries under Bob's Supply but the rest is obscured. I wonder what supplies Bob sold.
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A pair of units on display at the Yass Railway Museum ( railway.yass.com.au/index.htm ).
(1 of 2) Diesel Rail Tractor X203 - An unusual engine designed and built at the Railways Water Supply Workshops, Chullora between 1963/6666. The X200 class utilized surplus steam engine components including wheel sets from the giant 60 class Garrats. Intended primarily to be used as shunters in depots the main exception was X202 which from 1964 to 1972 was the Yass Tramways sole locomotive. X203 was purchased by the ARHS(ACT) and is on loan to the Yass Railway Museum.
(2 of 2) 1307 CC-79/Z13 Class Locomotive - Built in 1877 by Beyer Peacock (Builders number 1637) originally as a 4-4-0
configuration, this engine entered service with the NSWGR in September the same year as an Express Passenger Tender, road number 92. Remaining in this guise until 1894, when, due to a shortage of Suburban Tank Engines it was decided to trial a conversion of one of the C-79 class engines to a 4-4-2 side tank configuration. In 1999 it was decided to place 1307 at Yass for use as a static display. Total time in active service was a very impressive 94 years and 9 months with the engine having travelled 1,383,190 miles (2,213,107 kilometres).
Yass, New South Wales, Australia.
Leisenring Union Supply Store. It now appears to be some sort of convience store. Wish I had a dollar for everytime we drove by here ant it was still in Union Supply colors.
It looks like there are plenty of Yabbies again this year, much to the pleasure of the Little Pied Cormorant.
(Clare)
Squirrel Lookout Skippy checking the peanut supply before commits to coming down, found in North Carolina.
FEC Job 10 pulls two empties from Banner Supply near Miami International AIrport. This customer usually gets service about 2-3 times a month and the timing is unpredictable due to the irregularity of its service. The latest operational routing has Commerce Park being worked in the evenings making for this late afternoon catch.
Grampian Explorer arriving astern at Lowestoft.
Name: Grampian Explorer
Vessel type: Supply vessel
Design: Ulstein UT 455-L
Home port: Aberdeen
Flag: United Kingdom
IMO: 9223473
MMSI: 235640000
Call sign: VQIE6
Accommodation: 38 persons
Length overall: 71.8 m
Beam: 16.03 m
Draught: 5.9 m
Gross tonnage: 2,208 tons
Net tonnage: 921 tons
Max deadweight: 3,051 tons
Fuel capacity: 919.8 m3
Engine: 2 x RRM KRMB9
Engine output: 2 x 2,725 hp (2,032 kW)
Bow thruster: 1 x RRM tunnel
Bow thruster output: 1 x 800 hp (596 kW)
Stern thrusters 2 x RRM tunnel
Stern thruster output: 2 x 800 hp (596 hp)
Max speed: 14 knots
Service speed: 12.5 knots
MOB craft: 1 x Norsafe MOB boat, davit launched
Builder: Vard Soviknes AS, Sovik, Norway
Year built: 2003
Owner: Craig & Sons, Aberdeen
Operator: North Star Shipping, Aberdeen
Heavy Lift Vessel Fjord - Offshore Supply Ship Boka Da Vinci -Chemical Tanker Uacc Riyadh liggen hier afgemeerd in de Waalhaven.
IMO: 8636740
Name: Fjord
Ship type: Heavy Lift Vessel
Flag: Malta
Gross Tonnage: 19984 t
Deadweight: 24800 t
Size: 146.32 x 45.53 m
Year Built: 2000
Status: Active
IMO: 9441233
Name: Boka Da Vinci
Ship type: Offshore Supply Ship
Flag: Marshall Islands
Gross Tonnage: 8691 t
Deadweight: 5640 t
Size: 115.4 x 22 m
Year Built: 2011
Status: Active
IMO: 9458834
Name: Uacc Riyadh
Ship type: Oil/Chemical tanker
Flag: Marshall Islands
Gross Tonnage: 29144 t
Deadweight: 45444 t
Size: 183 x 32 m
Year Built: 2011
Status: Active
Port of Rotterdam
An example done for my review of Leda Art Supply Watercolor & Mixed Media Pads-https://doodlewash.com/leda1
Trains That Pass In The Night-Daniel Smith Watercolor on Leda Mixed Media Paper.
1975 Datsun 120Y estate.
Supplied by Lynfield Motors of Witham (Datsun).
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Chassis number: VB210146168. Described by vendor as running and driving okay, little use in recent years but driven regularly for little trips. 1171cc, registered in August 1975, odometer shows 78,465 miles. MoT-exempt, last expired April 2018 after testing at 76,435 miles. V5C, MoT certificates, and a few bills, plus service booklet with entries up to 56,947 miles in Aug 1981."
No reserve. Sold for £3780 including premium.
The air circulation system at work. We have access to the room and it is full of really cool looking machines and tanks.
Bay Colony Railroad GP9 1706 pulls an empty centerbeam from Dartmouth Building Supply, one of two active customers on the BCLR Watuppa branch. This customer doesn't normally utilize this spur but unloads cars on an open area on the main, so it was nice to get the crew make this rather uncommon move. The two GP9s pictured are the sole power for this short branchline which runs roughly 10 miles between the Mass Coastal interchange in New Bedford and Mid City Scrap in Westport, MA, the other active customer on the line. Dartmouth, MA