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Small tracked vehicle equipped with picker arm for servicing pipeline right a ways, seismic work, and drilling support. visit all-track.ca
Track laying at the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway to re-instate the section of line between Stonehenge Works and Mundays Hill. When the line was in commercial use part of the section was double track and the opportunity has been taken to extend that distance. The regular, volunteer track gang are being assisted by a team from Transport For London. These people have been recruited and trained to maintain the Elizabeth Line (formerly Crossrail) but as yet trains are not running.
Ambrussum (modern name Pont-Ambruis) is a Gallo-Roman archaeological site in Villetelle, Hérault département, in southern France.
It is close to the modern town Lunel, between Nîmes and Montpellier. Ambrussum is notable for its bridge (French: Pont Ambroix), painted by Gustave Courbet, and for its oppidum (fortified village, often at a higher elevation).
The site has a lower settlement (currently in the course of excavation) which was apparently abandoned due to flooding. The higher settlement was built later and within a surrounding wall including 21 towers.
The bridge was still usable in the Middle Ages, with all 11 arches, but when painted by Courbet in 1857 only two arches were left, and one of those was lost in flooding of the Vidourle River in 1933. A single arch remains.
The Roman road, the Via Domitia, visible with traces of Roman chariot tracks forming "railway tracks", leads up a hill, where ruins of habitations can be seen.
Oct 27th 2009
West Ruislip station & there is a track gang inspecting the line.
Train at a stand & awaiting the departure time.
More than enough time for the trackworkers to get themselves into a position of safety.
The Cainson GPS Software can support well over 350 various types of trackers also a range of different maps and languages. A broad array of user defined reports provides management with precise tools for key decision making. Some of the reports are as follows;
Activity Report.
Events Report and Events Summary Report.
State Miles Report
Historical Locations
Speed Report
Fuel Usage & Efficiency Report.
Route Replay Facility
Standard Reports
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Alerts: Email, SMS, popup, reporting, etc etc
Alerts on all sensors, Geo zones, etc
Start/Stop Reports.
Excessive Idling
PTO/Temperature Sensor Reports
Enhanced Reports
Alarm Record
Alarm Frequency
Direction Alternation Report
Geo-Fence Statistics
Mileage Event Report
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The Tracker Predator has one of the worst quality control issues I've ever seen in a toy. See, they're made of stiff, brittle plastic, and they are permanently glued into place. Mine came broken in the package... and broke two more times shortly after these photos were taken. ARGHBLARGH.
Digit Challenge No 77 2018 - Time Passed by Douglas Watson LRPS - I did not have a ballerina image to hand, but I did have a Grass Track Racer image - several in fact!
Before leaving Coyote Buttes, we used our GPS (my phone) to find these dinosaur tracks. These are seriously real dinosaur footprints aka 'trace fossils', a few inches wide. There were a few others nearby that resembled the tracks a snake makes (maybe a swishing tail?) but they were very faint. There are supposed to be many more tracks in the area, although their location is not well-documented to keep them in good condition. We had already been in the desert for close to nine hours at this point and were too tired to continue searching for more!
Irrawong to Ingleside Chase Reserve Track
Irrawong Reserve
Irrawong Reserve
Irrawong Reserve
Irrawong Reserve
Irrawong Reserve
Irrawong Reserve
Irrawong Reserve
Location
Garden Street , Warriewood
Type of park:
Bushland Reserve
Park Features:
Walking Track Medium
Native Birds
Wildflowers
Native Animals
Park is suitable for:
Bushwalks
Nearby Facilities:
Public Transport
Location & Description
Irrawong Reserve occupies an area of approximately 4.5 hectares in the suburb of North Narrabeen, 22 km north of Sydney's CBD. It is located between the Ingleside escarpment to the west and the Warriewood Wetlands to the east, with Garden Street forming the boundary between Irrawong Reserve and the Warriewood Wetlands.
View location on map
Environmental Projects in the Area
Wetland Restoration Project at Warriewood Wetlands and Irrawong Reserve
Walking Tracks & Access
Walking Track Map
Walking Track Map & Aerial Photo
Plants
Irrawong Reserve contains 3 plant communities:
Swamp Mahogany Open Forest with Wet Sclerophyll understorey
Swamp Mahogany Open Forest with Reed understorey
Lilly Pilly Closed Forest
Animals
Irrawong Reserve and the adjacent Warriewood Wetlands provide significant habitat for birds.Regionally significant species include the Brown Gerygone which is at its southern limit and the Topknot Pigeon which is a summer migrant and a rainforest vector.
Swamp Mahogany is a favoured food tree species of the Koala in the Sydney region. Other mammals recorded there include:
The native Swamp Rat (Rattus lutreolus)
Grey-headed Flying Foxes
Sugar Gliders
Brown Antechinus
Common Ringtail Possums
Four snake species recorded in the reserve include Swamp Snake (Hemiaspis signata) and the regionally significant species Carpet Python (Morelia spilota).
Special Features
Irrawong Reserve contains most significant remaining stand of Eucalyptus robusta (Swamp Mahogany) in the Sydney region;
It's a wildlife corridor linking the Ingleside escarpment to the Warriewood wetlands
It's a site for scientific research and education
It's an educational and recreational resource for the local community
It's a habitat for Koalas and over 90 species of resident and migratory birds
Related Info
View location on map
Walking Track Map
Walking Track Map & Aerial Photo
To find out more about Irrawong Reserve, download its Plan of Management
Find out more about Pittwater's amazing Vegetation Communities
See the native animal species lists for Pittwater
Elsecar Heritage Railway, Elsecar, near Barnsley, UK. Work continues on the extension. Here two of the railway's Directors examine progress near to Smithy Bridge Lane.