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a collection of stuff found on the track at the middle school. The color markings are painted on the track at various places - not sure what all of them mean.
Abandoned Greyhound Dog Track, Arizona
The Funk family owned and operated this track from it’s opening in 1967, until it’s closure sometime between 1980-82.
The overgrown infield
MIAA Track Meet at the Herschel Neil Stadium. (Photo by Jay Bradway | Northwest Missouri University)
Frame: *FALCONER* all track
Wheel : *ASTRAL CYCLING* solstice rim × *PHILWOOD* low flange track hub
Cog:*PHIL* 1/8 track cog
Tire: *VITTORIA* randonneur tech
Handle: *BTCHN* ti low riser plain
Stem:*ENVE* carbon stem
Grip:*OURY* bmx grip (pyramid)
Saddle:*SELLE ITALIA* flite 1990 saddle
Seat post: *PAUL* tall and handsome seatpost
Headset:*CHRIS KING* nothreadset 1 1/8 inch
Brake:*PAUL* racer medium brake
Brake lever: *PAUL* canti lever
Crank:*SUGINO* super SG75 crank
Chainring:*SHIMANO* dura-ace
Pedal: *MKS×CRUST* sylvan gordito pedal
Pedal strap:*HOLD FAST* hold fast frs
Nov 21, day 326 - After driving past this many times, I finally had my camera with me so I could stop and take a picture - old train tracks, Wicksteed Ave., Leaside/East York
This image qualifies only marginally for inclusion in my album 'Where Trains Once Ran' but makes an interesting abstract. This piece of railway track is embedded in the verge of Station Road, Coultershaw Bridge at the top of the access road to the former Petworth station, now The Old Railway Station Hotel.
TZ30_P1020296
I've started shooting more in manual mode. I'm not so quick to change settings yet, but I think I like the result more. I think a bit more about what's okay to leave "too" bright or "too" dark, actually making the decision myself (rather than letting the camera choose for me). Even if I don't like the result so much, I learn something. For instance, in this shot I turned the noise reduction off, which I won't do again. :)
Anyway, I was playing with longer exposures and tracking in broad daylight. So I had minimum aperture (f/36), focal length of 55mm, and a shutter speed of 0.1 seconds. I managed to track the first thing I tried pretty well. It was ten shots before I had another car shown this well, beginners luck I guess.
I'm not sure if I like the color version, or this bw better.
My map shows the right of way as heading basically due west but to do so would have meant cutting across these fields when there was an obvious track round the perimeters, a wee bit confusing but you get there.
Got my sister one of those track day experiences in and Audi R8. Ogled over the other supercars too.
Piccadilly single track figure of eight tinplate roadway with traffic lights. Although this is marked 'Foreign' I suspect it is made in Germany, and I have seen a suggestion that it is by Technofix, an export version of their no. 239 – any further information very welcome. 'Provisional Patent 8502/36'. The width of the roadway is similar to the Tippco Reichsautobahn and the Marx systems.
Am guessing coyote (fox tracks are a little broader according to web photos). The bird I don't know. The person was perhaps wading before tide went out. W end Caddy Park, Black's Creek, Quincy, MA 7/10/21
Frame: *FALCONER* all track
Wheel : *VELOCITY* quill rim × *PHILWOOD* low flange track hub
Cog:*PHIL* 1/8 SLR track cog
Front tire: *CONTINENTAL* gatorskin
Rear tire: *VITTORIA* randonneur
Handle: *HUNTER* flat sweeper bar
Stem:*PAUL* boxcar stem
Grip:*WTB* wafel clamp on grip
Saddle:*SELLE ITALIA* flite 1990 saddle
Seat post: *THOMSON* elite setback seatpost
Headset:*CHRIS KING* nothreadset 1 1/8 inch
Brake:*PAUL* racer medium brake
Brake lever: *PAUL* canti lever
Crank:*SHIMANO* dura-ace track crank
Chainring:*PHILWOOD* track chainring
Our track across the bottom of the Bowl, just below the avalanche debris.
We were the first climbers since the new snow earlier in the week, so I was breaking trail for most of the climb, which was kind of exhausting, and made for slower going. The two climbers who followed us up stayed in our tracks (going both up and down), making it very distinct in this photo.