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On my way home from work on Friday 6th July, 2007 I just missed the action when this grey car skidded off the road through the wooden fence onto the railway tracks. This happens quite a lot. People drive too fast, but I can't work out how they manage to smash through the same bit of fence onto the railway at just the same spot.
The umbrella was shielding the injured woman driver from the rain until the ambulance arrived.
At March 2008, the County Council have at last erected crash barriers at this point.
¿Te gustaría realizar tu propia música con la simple ayuda de un ordenador? Este taller te ayudará a realizar la música que más te gusta con la ayuda de un tipo de software secuenciador conocido popularmente como “tracker”. En concreto se explicará el funcionamiento del programa "Renoise", uno de las trackers más populares.
Conocerás el programa, la interface, el tipo de ficheros que utiliza, el concepto de instrumento musical y cómo generar nuestros temas con una calidad profesional.
El taller es casi puramente práctico, se explicará a la misma vez que cada asistente lo comprueba y lo práctica en su ordenador, se verán paso a paso el funcionamiento de las diferentes características y funciones del programa a los asistentes y su utilidad.
El objetivo principal es que al final del taller todos los asistentes sean capaces de utilizar el programa para crear sus propias canciones.
Programa del taller
Durante el transcurso del taller se verán los siguientes contenidos:
- Intro
- El editor de patrones
- La secuenciación de patrones
- Filtros DSP
- Automatizaciones
- Instrumentos VST"
Más información: www.tucamon.es/contenido/creacion-musical-con-tracker
Taken at the end of the Piako County Tramway in Waiorongomai Valley. All of the forest around this tram track and back up the slopes of the valley were cleared back in the early 1880's in the hopes of mining the gold in the Kaimai mountain range. Didn't work out so well for the miners apparently. The rock proved too hard to mine effectively so it was all shut down in the early 1900's. Fortunately for us the forests have regenerated quite fast and we're left with all these mining relics strewn across a valley clad in native bush.
Two of the break heads and 5km of the track are still in tact. Well the bit in the photo is looking pretty rusted though. If you're reasonably fit and its not too wet you can walk/climb/crawl up Butlers incline, one of the three inclines on the track.
6 exposures (no idea why 6 instead of my usual 7 or 9)
Photomatix
Deghosted in Photoshop and fixed the sky.
Photo caption: Grizzly bear tracks in Alaska. Photo by Kirt Curell, natural resource specialist, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Andrew loved Test Track, but he only got to ride it once. It's pretty clever for the 'on ride' photos to be linked to your PhotoPass.
Shot this one last fall. Got nice color to the foliage off in the distance. I have a fascination with railroad tracks. Maybe it's the little boy inside me.
banner para mi bro track!! xD
ya le voy allando al cinema 4d!! :))
acepto criticas contructivazz!! ^^
Saludozz!..
More track work had started on the Hillside and Northern! Today, with help from Mike Broshears, I got the spline built and placed for the back loop to get to the engine shop. I also got the engine shop lead connected to the placed switch!
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While walking, I discovered this horse on the railroad tracks. It fascinates me to see what I find as I walk!
The timing for this was a little tricky... you can see the rock on the tie near my foot. It was there so I knew when to look up with a resolute but slightly anxious expression.
A chain of vintage clothing stores -Crossroads Trading Co. has used this photo in advertising after Karen entered it in one of their annual photo contests.
train tracks near Davenport, CA -next to the beach.
I seek salvation,
At the end of a railroad track,
With an old blind dog,
And a beat up hobo pack.
I don’t know where the railroad will take me,
I haven’t the slightest clue,
I only hope that I can see,
The truth beneath the lie.
Aleksander Azrael
A warmer day brought a small animal out from under the snow along the long driveway. The tracks just stay in a small area in the ditch then disappear back under the snow. It isn't weasel tracks so I think it must be a pocket gopher, they sometime push dirt up under the snow and it probably popped up to see the sun.