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Train tracks seen from the Bow River Pathway near the Harry Boothman Bridge, city of Calgary [Alberta - Canada].
I saw the lights of a train coming. I set up by the tracks and waited. Eventually I realized it was on another spur line that routed it a block away! No locomotive shots today...
Hey, these tracks weren't here when I came through the first time...
Dark-eyed Junco (Junco hyemalis) in the snow, 2021. Central Arkansas.
Photo # K02_3932-3acbw.
(c) Kelly Shipp
- www.kevin-palmer.com - It was a great day for finding animal tracks in the snow. This draw was also where I found my first deer shed antler of the season.
While in Death Valley we spent some time exploring the sand dunes and some of the signs of the life that exist there.
Along the track at The North York moors railway, and no the trains were not running as it was out of season.
Track replacemet curently underway in Barmouth, the final stage of Network Rail's renovation project, scheduled to be finished for this weekend.
A rail line that has been closed for years, now becoming grown over where it isn't used as a walking trail.
I shot this the same day that I got Tracks and Cables, and to point out that I was firmly placed on the public part of the footbridge when taking this :-)
Ferrari 599XX. This track car was brought into Singapore during the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix 2010 where it led 26 other Ferraris on the Marina Bay Street Circuit for a charity drive, including a Ferrari Enzo, Scuderia 16M Spider and a handful of 458s.
Looking very determined even though it was just a track training session, our ten year old Roni about 6k in and looking strong bless her.
Bound for the Horsham area blockade, when the whole railway in the area closed for a week of engineering works, 66849 rumbles towards Boxhill and Westhumble with a track train.
Whizzing round the Poole Park cycle track
Did you learn to ride your bike in Poole Park? Or maybe you raced here? From its opening in 1892, the Poole Park track was the place to go for cycling in Poole. Thousands enjoyed the exhilarating track races.
Others came for fun family rides.
This track is one of the few Victorian park cycle tracks remaining: Just like today
cycling was very fashionable then. As soon as the Poole track opened, races became popular events.
'Encouraged by the frantic. Often there were 12,000 spectators.
The two main clubs were the Poole
Wheelers and Wesley Guild Cycling Club.
The Banten brothers were the local stars.
The family owned a bicycle shop and raced for Wesley Guild CC.
In the 1930s, Bill Harvell was the star rider.
He trained at Poole Park and won a Bronze Medal at the Olympic Games in 1932.
In 1933, he led the Poole Wheelers' team to victory at the National Team Pursuit Championship. Another champion was Marguerite Wilson from Bournemouth.
She became the first full-time female professional cyclist. At one point she held all 16 women's distance records.
In the 1970s and 80s, riders travelled quite a distance to compete here. It was one of the few places for mid-week racing.
Imagine racing here. The first track was gravel and cinder. In places it isn't much more than two metres wide. How did they avoid the benches and trees? Not to mention the water and spectators. Try to picture the spectacle of 30 fast and furious riders whizzing round the track.
Poole Wheelers are still an active club today, with regular rides for members of all abilities. Families also come to ride their bikes. Did you race or learn to ride your bike on the Poole Park track?
A Citroen snack van and old railway track on the harbour wall at St Ives, Cornwal. 10th August 2017.
This view of the railroad tracks in Orange, Virginia, passes the old train station on the right before crossing Main Street in the middle of downtown. Although passenger trains no longer stop at the station, Amtrak's Northeast Regional line comes through Orange after stopping in Charlottesville or Culpeper. The station is now home to the Orange County Department of Tourism and Visitor's Bureau. Information from Virginia's tourism website.
Walking the border oval at Fort Erie Race Track in support of the Canadian Cancer Society & the Local Food Bank.
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