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Championnats de France masters de cyclisme sur piste 2024 - Bruay La Buissiere
French masters track cycling championships 2024
Did I mention that I find these tracks in the fields fascinating? Here's another one.
In a last minute edit I reduced the contrast to make it slightly less dramatic. Yes, I do read your comments, Bernd. ;-)
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at dusk...otherwise know as a rail testing car. This one is 30 years old.
GCC bi-weekly comp: Panorama
We discovered once we had reached Embo that we could have carried on to Loch Fleet. Since it was December and daylight was a premium we stuck with our original plan to walk back to Dornoch by the coast. That was certainly the right decision.
The original railway line branched off at Loch Fleet, once again that would be a very popular run had it survived Mr Beechings cuts.
Image on my way trail running to the highest point on the Kepler Track Great Walk - the Mount Luxmore Summit (1472m) in the very south of New Zealand. Cloudy conditions so views moody and muted. I’ve done this route many times but always such a joy. Feeling very grateful.
The Pointe St-Charles Switcher is exiting Track 29 with seven grain cars. Power is CN 4795 & CN 4761.
Bird tracks in the snow. Based on the number of individual tracks - there were more on the right, out of the frame area - I would guess this was a covey of Grey Partridge. These prints had been slightly enlarged by the wind, but were still fairly distinct. I liked the clean shadow lines and sparkles in the snow at the upper left. In winter, the sun doesn't get too high above the horizon, so the light is good all day long.
The camera was on a tripod for this. Wide angle lens, down low, small f-stop for maximum depth of field.
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123 in 2023
#105 - Tracks
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Kyiv cycling track is a sports facility in Kyiv. The first “cyclodrome” was built in Kyiv in 1899, the second in 1913. In 2009, one of the oldest cycling tracks in Europe was destroyed with the consent of the city authorities and a residential building and parking lot were built in its place. In 2016, the dilapidated track was restored and opened in 2017.
The final addition to my Tracks series for the moment. I have another one in the works but it will probably take more time and work to finish it.
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These tracks look like they are way out in the country somewhere, but are actually in the city of Pontiac. I lucked out and got no cars or people (especially since they cross a really busy road!) and did get great fall colors and a nice sky.
High on the Ridgeway overlooking the Thames Valley stood a soliarity tree in the middle of a field of corn...
I am happy to share here my first mountain landscape photo made in.... France, my native country! Travelling a lot and living abroad for a long time has given me the possibility to look at my home country differently, and I can see and appreciate more some beautiful things and places, and, on the contrary, get upset or disappointed by other issues that I was not seeing before.
(France, Haute-Savoie, May22)
...and can't seem to find one. Do these look like train tracks to you? Am I on the right track? ;-)
Near New Brighton Beach, Capitola
Tracks in a corn field
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This leopard was tracking with a sense of impending doom.
Suddenly two hyenas raced onto the scene and the leopard scrambled up a nearby tree! Who knew leopards were afraid of hyenas - perhaps because there were two together?
It definitely did not take long to get all the CN heritage locos lensed up. M397 completes my collection westbound along the Grand Trunk in Michigan. A 10mph order is ahead at the end of double track in Potterville. That enabled me to take it easy in very unfamiliar territory.
an unremarkable cheshire farm track at first sight--but this delamere footpath is in an area rich in history
less than a mile behind the camera are the grassy ramparts of the hillfort at eddisbury and between the small ridge at left and the forested high ground is a shallow valley known as seven lows due to the presence of seven prehistoric burial mounds , mostly now difficult to locate , with the exception of those planted with clumps of trees
and the track itself is thought to have been once upon a time on the site an early course of watling street, the roman road linking chester and manchester via nothwich