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In the wide open spaces of the oodnadatta Track you comes across these "small" sculptures (lifesize)
Another one of those track and road units for moving a small amount of freight. This time I got up close and personal with the 10-22mm Canon lens. Fun perspectives.
Benched by P. in Calgary, AB.
SB Rail tamper DR 73 110 is seen passing through Weston on the East Coast Mainline on its way to Peterborough.
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Alien track frameset. 57cm. Custom paint by Chester Cycles. Chrome Spicer track fork drilled for brake. Original undrilled fork included. Headset included. Both forks have crown races installed that are compatible with the headset.
Winter Tracking
Chesterfield Gorge
West Chesterfield, MA
(Photo credit: Sienna Wildfield)
To find out what's happening for families in Western MA visit www.HilltownFamilies.org
He walked the tracks all the way to the temporary station. There is a big renovation project happening in Hermaan Park around the Zoo and lake area. From the City of Houston website: After 50 years making memories for countless Houstonians, the Hermann Park train has gotten an update! The construction of the new train ride is to be completed in 2 phases. Phase I expanded the train route to 1.8 miles and introduced the new larger 24 gauge train, accessible to riders with wheel chairs and parents with strollers, to the public. Phase I is complete and was inaugurated in grand style on March 7, 2008. The first public rides began March 8 and cost $2.50.
These tracks used to be visible on the east side of Paulina just north of Wolfram Street until the summer of 2013 when the City repaved Paulina. The tracks used to lead to industries where the Jewel, Pier 1 Imports, and the rest of a strip center now occupy. It does appear as though the Alto Manufacturing Company at 2850 N. Ashland used to receive rail deliveries as well.
Emily-Rose Bennett | The Flint Journal..Brendle High School sophomore Matt LaBombard, 15, rests after finishing the 1600 meter run in a track meet at Brendle on Tuesday, April 26.
In the background: The Gateway Arch... Look at the tracks and you will realize a lot about St. Louis' history and why the city itself is called "Gateway to the West". Photo taken near Civic Center MetroLink Station.
Seen at the Liberty Aviation Museum in Port Clinton, Ohio. From the Museum’s description:
“The M3 half-track is an armored personnel carrier that was used extensively by the U.S. Army and its Allies during WW2 … This particular M3 was produced by the White Motor Company of Cleveland, Ohio.
After the War many M3’s continued to see active service with numerous Armed Forces all over the World with some still in use to this day. This particular half-track was operated by the Israeli Defense Force and modified with the addition of a 30 caliber machine gun installed in place of the passenger front window. This M3 saw extensive service with the IDF and was actively involved in numerous combat engagements. It was sold surplus to the current owner who restored it to its original WWII U.S. Army configuration while retaining the IDF installed 30 cal machine gun passenger window mount …
Crew: 1 driver and 12 passengers …
The front roller is designed to keep the vehicle from getting stuck in a ditch or gully or debris by keeping the front end from getting buried. The armor thickness varies from 6-12 mm to protect the crew from small arms fire and shrapnel.
On loan from the Terry Connolly Collection.”
Coyote track in snow.
This snow is deep with a crust about six inches under the top surface.
Hawk Hills, Alberta
March 8 2011
These are freight tracks embedded in the street, not trolley tracks. They are standard gauge, whereas all trolley tracks in Philly are broad gauge. Another clue that these are freight tracks and not trolley tracks is the switch: the point is missing, but if this were trolley tracks, there would be no switch point on this side; only on the other side of the track. (See note above.)
Taken on the 10xx block of Noble Street, Philadelphia.
We may go on mountain tracks in the vicinity of Reykjavik, or lava fields. Weather conditions and visibility play an important role in deciding which route we take. While hunting for the lights we show you the nature of Iceland in the dark, and we enjoy watching starry skies with no light pollution nearby – that’s an experience in itself!