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The signal man at Damems Junction gives the token for the lower half of the line to the down train. Keithley & Worth Valley Railway, West Yorkshire.
According to Thandi I don't have enough black friends... well I'll prove her wrong! check out this token character... Mr Kwayema.
Taken with a newly found Vivitar 135mm f/2.5 at 2.5. Crappy condition but not a bad lens by my standards.
Just so this update isn't too motorway heavy I thought I'd throw this sunset Tay Bridge shot at you as well. The last one did pretty well, this one isn't as good though. I have more photos from this sunset that I'll upload at a later date.
Have a good weekend.
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BR Standard '4MT' 2-6-4 tank 80136 working 2G04 0957 Pickering to Grosmont service rolls into Goathland and the single line tokens are exchanged with the signalman. Visiting 34028 'Eddystone' waits for right away heading 2P03 1027 Grosmont to Pickering service on 29th September 2024.
(NB: A prominent car and many photographers have been removed from the bridge)
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The Winchcombe signalman and the driver of Foremarke Hall exchange single line tokens as the trains runs, 'wrong line' into the station
Photo taken at the Gloucester & Warwickshire Railway on 3rd October 2017
Watsonville. In 1888, all Chinese citizens in Watsonville, Santa Cruz County were forced to move due to anti-Chinese sentiment in Santa Cruz County to a new "China Town" (present day Brooklyn St) across the Pajaro River in Pajaro, Monterey County. They were not allowed to return until the 1930's.
Yang Ke, Executive Vice President of both Peking University and Peking University Health Science Center, presented a glass horse statue to James O. Woolliscroft, Dean of the U-M Medical School. Woolliscroft returned the gift with a golden lighthouse, which he said represented both U-M and the beacon that the Joint Institute can provide for scientific research.