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The last part of my trek up Sheep Mountain was the hardest. The snowmobile tracks I was following ended, so I had to make my own path. With a heavy pack on my back, my snowshoes sunk deep into the soft snow with every step. By the time I made it to the top I was exhausted and just barely had enough time to pitch my tent before it got dark.
Waiting on a westbound train just outside of Battle Creek a few weeks ago, I wondered what I was hearing in the distance with a rather sickly-sounding K3L horn. Then, this thing pops into view! A battle-weary GP38-2W leading 2 boxcars of track inspection instruments along with their accompanying support coach. I think this was the first time I ever saw a GP38-2W, since they seem to largely stick to Canada.
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A Citroen snack van and old railway track on the harbour wall at St Ives, Cornwal. 10th August 2017.
Kiev 88CM with Volna 3 f2.8/80mm, Arista Edu Ultra 400 (Fomapan 400) in HC-110 dilution H for 13min. 20C
Taken in april 2016 at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin
Grand Central terminal shot I got after going to a fashion show with my friend Barry.
Canon 5D Mark III + Canon 24L II
I was on bridge over looking the train tracks shooting through this chain-link fence. I feel that the fence adds to the shot and gives the prospective of what I was seeing.
I'm always looking for fresh signs that deer have been along the hike & bike but often see other tracks as well. Guess who had walked this path before me. Here's a hint, it's my second favorite of the pests that steal from my backyard goodies.
Oh, the leave is in part of the track. I should've moved it but I liked it being there.
The road to Passo Nota an Tremalzo. But only the road to Passo Nota was open. Beetwen Nota and Tremalzo the gravel road was still closed.
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.
The best part of freshly fallen snow is getting to see all the bird and critter tracks!
ANSH135: 15. Footprints
(temporary wildcard)
The turn of bad weather has meant that visits of birds to the garden have been few and far between.
However although I haven't seen any at the bird feeders or the bird bath, but evidence of their unseen visits could be found on the ground in the mornings.
125 Pictures in 2025, theme # 40 Garden Birds
As we walked to a good 'friterie' called Splendid we crossed the train tracks. Lots of poverty in the surrounding area. As we arrived at the friterie, it appeared to be closed for holidays. At least we had a great walk!
High Contract BW mode
Oxbow is bisected by these tracks. Located high above the flood plain. Many fields near the flooding Great Miami River. are underwater. A strange twist for our fall.
The beach at Gorleston with a lot of tracks upon it.
This shot made it to Explore on 23/09/2013 - thanks for looking everyone.