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From our recent visit to
The SILK ROADs exhibit at
The British Museum in London 2025.
Also my 1st time in London-a very, large City.
Felt so good to be back with my students... Great to see my friends too! They missed me! Awww... Happy Weekend!
Spent the past week taking the grader into the hills driving high on top of the ranges, making tracks.
The speed on the remaining operating portion of the Sydney Sub is nothing remarkable, and I was able to leapfrog ahead of CN 1501 with relative ease. Since I had missed my scenic take at Tracadie, I wanted another opportunity to include a portion of the Atlantic with the ex-RDC. The classic view of the test geometry car approaching the Tupper industrial spurs proved to be just perfect. Although the track car is not lit perfectly, the composition makes this photo in my opinion. The crew of CN 1501 will test both spurs before calling it a day after the long trek deadheading from Truro.
Amtrak Southwest Chief gets back on straight rail at Highlands after coming through the Shoo fly. A Surfliner cab car brought up the rear.
This narrow track of unmade road leads to Somberico via the drive to the precariously placed Villa on top of the headland of Macenas in the upper frame of this shot. This was taken about an hour after dawn on my way back from visiting the striking rock stack in Somberico bay.
I liked the warm light and the clear path f the track on the cliff edge.
Taken with a D750 and Nikkor 24-70 VR lens from the top of the ancient watchtower "Torre Perulico".
Not my usual positioning of a photo (it's normally in the middle of a road!) but I took this quickly whilst walking across a crossing at Spellbrook. I like the converging tracks and in black and white seemed about the right treatment.
With a hand steady on the brake, Ron Belbeck brings his train to a stop roughly 15 feet from the end of the Burford Spur.
Today RLHH 496 was operating with the NECR 3840.
Getting up...?
Leica M8 // Leica Summitar 50mm f/2
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Day 2: Esperance to Albany: The Unconventional Ride. 750 km in 10 days. At the eastern end of Barker Inlet Beach. Google Maps said there was a track here. I guess a rock fall is a track right? Well it worked out okay, I went down it, fingers crossed :
Rock formations at the end of Truman's Track, Punakaiki - taken on a rare day when the combination of low tide and minimal swell enabled access to the north end of the beach.
Managed to get a few shots in the fog on my way to work this morning. This was the last shot before I had to fly away up the road, see the colour just coming through in the sky as I was leaving.
Track to Hollyhill Wood
This trail was created by Mrs Albertina Choules in the woods local to her remote home.
She was tragically murdered and set alight in 2016 during a robbery attempt on her home.
News item - www.thesun.co.uk/news/1403130/albertina-choulesfirst-imag...
For photos of the full trail is my album ... flic.kr/s/aHBqjAuyDU
A track inspector [off duty] gave me a call this afternoon to let me know that he'd heard 474 getting a warrant south of Letts and had a CP SD60 leader. After spending the better part of the day fighting my toilet supply line, I decided to go for it at my favorite signal as it descended Rutledge hill.