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Today we walked roundtrip on the Galloping Goose Regional Trail (GGT) from the Switch Bridge Station to Selkirk Station and back.
What a beautiful day for a walk! Yes, we have pictures-to-prove-it.
We took copious amounts of photographs some of which will be entered into the Tap Into Trails Photo Contest which is a five week campaign promoting sustainable choices that include active living and choosing our local tap water.
Our local tap water is in all our local foods and it makes up 78% of our body weight -- and that's a good thing. After all, Sooke Lake Reservoir is fed by a protected, forested watershed, which means our water supply is naturally clean and clear.
Take a walk, run or cycle the Regional Trails (Galloping Goose, Lochside and The E& N Humpback Connector) where you are able to replenish your supply of safe, clean and delicious CRD drinking water. Ten new fountains have been installed along Regional Trails that are drinking bottle friendly, accessible and provide fresh water for your pet.
Looking down the J/Z at Myrtle Avenue station in Brooklyn. The M train goes down the tracks to the left.
Well, a week or so ago I got the opportunity to jumpseat on a 737-700 up to Deadhorse, Alaska.
Here is a view from the jumpseat (which by the way was very comfortable) looking at the upper panel of switches. So many different systems.
Another game, another teammate. This time Isabel and I were the Purple team. We everyone else by over 100 points! hah! always good to start your game with a Yahtzee!
Switcher for the Ulen elevator is equipped with a bike just in case he is a long ways from the office at coffee time.
One of the many long hallways at the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum. The layers of paint on the walls ALL feel as though they deserve their time to shine as layers peel away.
Switch Point
Kodacolor VR 200 plus, expired, exposed like ISO 100
Converted to black & white.
The idea was to play with the DOF to have the switch blurred, but the aperture was simply to closed.
The switch marked 'British' on the organ at St Nicholas church in Great Wilbraham near Cambridge. Presumably this makes the instrument sound more diffident and socially awkward.
The BOB mentioned is the Derby based compnay British Organ Blowers, so this is presumably the 'on' switch for the organ.
I don't know anything about this TrackMobile, but it was hard at work, switching tank cars. There were at least 2 on the property. I wonder if they are ever double headed?
All of the light switches - whether in my hotel or in the office - are toggle switches. But unlike in the USA, you have to flip them down to turn on the lights (opposite of what I'm used to back home). In the hotel, the lights will only work after I insert the keycard into the "magic slot"
This model is a HO scale Athearn MP15 lettered for Union Pacific road #UPY1072.The unit is lightly weathered with the underframe painted and weathered a grimy black. Kadee #5 couplers installed front and back. This unit is DC..... and DCC ready!