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We live in a unique time when the past is still with us and the future is rapidly developing. At first glance, you might not notice what I am writing about. Pay attention to the buildings and the cars. These buildings were built around 1900, and the cars are less than 10 years old. That is, the difference is more than 100 years. Could the builders of these houses have imagined that such cars would be parked nearby?
The curse for all railway photographers, when the anxiously awaited goal appears just as a slow moving train travelling in the opposite direction appears! For a moment it looked as though this DB Schenker loaded coal, the 6E85 05:20 Hunterston-Ferrybridge emerging from Blea Moor tunnel, was destined to be a 'blocker'. Thankfully the Blea Moor home signal was pulled off and the class 66 accelerated away towards Ribblehead, providing a clear view for the Stanier 'Jubilee'-hauled charter just in time as it burst out from beneath the aqueduct.
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1st 1968
Asimov, Isaac (Intro)
Auerbach, Arnold M.
Ballard, J.G.
Clarke, Arthur C.
Curtis, Richard (Edited)
Gernsback, Hugo
Grinnell, David
Heinlein, Robert
Kornbluth, C.M.
Leinster, Murray
Smith, George O.
Wells, H.G.
Seven Sisters, England, UK. February, 2016.
Seeing this lighthouse from above, I just had to get near it at ground level. Which is not super easy, since it requires a 1.25 mile walk from the Birling Gap on a slippery, rocky beach. The unfortunate fact is, this scene is probably best at high tide, but there is no way to take this shot when it's high tide :LOL