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Tracks leading to the turntable in Wernigerode Depot on the Harz mountain railway system in Germany.
March 2009. © David Hill
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Train tracks in Moss Vale. Also used a Hoya Infrared R72 filter.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. Ilford SFX 200 35mm B&W film.
Peratallada is between the protohistoric Iberian town of Ullastret and the ancient mine of Clots de Sant Julià and just to the east of Canapost which has its own set of archaeological distinctions. Here we can see bedrock worn into tracks from repetitive wheel use. Peratallada most probably also used rock from the Clots de Sant Julià mine site. Similarities with the neolithic cart track megasite in Malta known vividly as 'Clapham Junction' have been drawn. The proximity of these marks to the origin of the wheel can be debated with the site in effect recording tracks within tracks. An infill of crazy paving may not have been the best solution for this site on the edge of a well know mostly medieval town in the Baix Empordà region of northern Spain.
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Wings Over Illawarra 2022, Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) Grumman S-2G Tracker, Military S/N: N12-152333 RAN, VH-NVX.
150 238 forms the rear portion of 2J74 09.51 Manchester Oxford Road to Southport departing Hoscar station having deposited a single solitary passenger.
I did this quite a while ago. Surprised I found it. I drew the thick red line so that it lined up exactly with the angle of the beam and in fact covered it entirely. The line led directly to a NexRad on the west coast. It was smack on, dead center. This is more difficult when the source is farther away.