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just some random shot I took at the railroad track a long time ago... I need to go shooting around again so I can put some new pics... Any of you flickrholics wanna go with me???
A section of Norfolk Southern railroad track not far from the Tennessee River Crossing north of Decatur, Alabama.
A track I recorded and photo I took. The photo was taken on Dartmoor. Listen to more here -www.pond5.com/collections/2035548-music
Tracks made by an unidentified species of Middle Jurrasic dinosaur on a ripplemarked beach covered with a thin agal mat. The tracks were buried by overlying marine shale and preserved. The holes seen near the tracks are interpreted as shrimp burrows. The tracks and hole are filled with water from a recent rainstorm which makes the tracks easier to see. These tracks are located in the Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite along the Red Gulch/ Alkali Backcountry Byway near Shell Wyoming.
325012, heads south at Cathiron, running Warrington Royal Mail(Dbs) to Willesden Prdc.
To me, these mail workings are always something special to see, and I'm also pleased that parcels and letters still move by rail.
Cathiron. 17-07-2020.
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today was very cold -4 or -5 i think...I had to go into the centre for some bureaucracy, on the way back i noticed the tracks of the bike in the cold! So i fetched my camera and took couple of shots! :)
I have lost track of both time and outfits just lately.
Being pretty much full time one doesn't always take photos or remember to post them when we do.
This was possibly last Friday or possibly Saturday.
Went for a stroll and ended up at my parents.
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!
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.
In Astoria Park in Queens, New York. The bridge in view is the Triborough Bridge, also known as the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge.