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Walking track to the lookout for Tasman Glacier that passed by the Blue Lakes that are actually green.
ISO 200 | 1/400 sec | f/7.1 | 12mm (x9)
Trying out my new phone lenses. Had the other half running around with the dog to keep warm while I explored this. I really liked how the trees arched over the tracks.
This small track is on the way to lake of Menteith. I took a few shots here but this is my favourite as you can just make out a flock of geese flying overhead.
Out cycling first thing and before the weather went backwards. Out over Timble Ings and along the forest tracks on the bike.
While I was on the road for my job, I came across a tracked dumper at a building site. And since I wanted to build a line of tracked vehicle's for a while, I decided to start with this. All other (way more ambitious) plans were put on hold. It was actually quite fun to design and learned me to work with the track links in LDD. If you like this , expect some more of this. In the last three pictures you see it on a purpose made trailer towed behind the good old M.A.N. 453 6X6 .
One of New Zealand’s nine great walks, the Heaphy Track, finishes (or starts, depending on which way you’re heading) at Karamea. The 82-kilometre, four-day tramp attracts visitors from all over the world every year.Travel through expansive tussock downs, lush forests and nīkau palms to the roaring seas of the West Coast.
Olympic coach Gene Portuesi with 1959 U.S. national champion Joanne Speckin (left) and multi national U.S. champion Nancy Neiman Baranet (rignt). This is a scan from Nancy's out-of-print
book 'Bicycling.' It's well worth trying to search it out. There's a great amount of information on American bike racing and cycling in general in it.
NS 5281 pulls west on the Nofolk Southern Lurgan Branch near Mount Holly Springs, PA after switching directions. NS 93M ran with two GP38-2's as it ran DOTX 218 back and forth during track testing. The Federal Railroad Administration car is based at the Ensco rail facility near Chambersburg and is used by the FRA's Office of Research and Development.
Tracking Drought — A hydrologic technician from the USGS Idaho Water Science Center measures streamflow in Lightning Creek at Clark Fork, ID. The USGS is collecting data at hundreds of sites on rivers and streams in six western states to document the 2015 drought. USGS scientists will analyze the data to identify which rivers and streams may be most vulnerable to future droughts.
Learn more at id.water.usgs.gov/