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Pipeline trail Millcreek Canyon
Nothing is in focus yet somehow it captured the moment for me.
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XP2012 trails ST24 as it curves around the last curve on the climb to the Highest Point on the Main South Line.
2018-07-05 NSW TrainLink XP2012-XP2017 Cullerin ST24
At each bend In the trail there is another view of so many beautiful Trilliums.
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After the first week of operating the new Rail Charter Services "Staycation Express" on the Settle and Carlisle line, the locomotives and stock return to Crewe for a brief overnight stay for running repairs and maintenance.
Leading the 5Z47 ECS move through Hartford as it returned from Skipton to Crewe was Locomotive Services Limited's Class 47, 47593 "Galloway Princess". whilst on the rear was Class 37, 37521 / D6817.
The site of the former Cynonville station. The platforms have been preserved, and are now used for picnic tables and benches.
We walked the Pontrhydyfen to Cynonville section of the popular cycle trail, which follows a disused railway line through the valley.
Oak tree on the Southwell Trail - October 2018. It is a great tree which I pass nearly everyday & always good value for a few shots when the light and conditions are right.
Another attempt at Star Trails. The light pollution is from Tadcaster. It didn't look as bad to the naked eye but the camera picks it up no problem.
The brightest stars were in the South, along with the moon and a pub so that was no use! The lens got covered in condensation later on and had I not been chatting to Bernard all evening, I might have noticed, along with the fact that I hadn't included the north star in the frame.
Hey ho, we live and learn!
Hidden Lake Overlook Trail is one of the busiest view trails in Glacier Park
Three miles, 4.8 km, (round trip) with an elevation gain of 460 feet The trail starts at over 6,500 feet. The boardwalk steps are steep. It is a heavily traveled trail. The altitude can alter how easy you find this trail. The view from up there is amazing.
This morning a young doe was sipping water from our stock tank, there is also a young buck that comes around.
Cape Breton's Cabot Trail winds up and down along the headlands and through the mountains of The Cape Breton Highlands National Park of Canada..
The Aucilla Sinks trail is a portion of the Florida National Scenic Trail. It's gets its name from the Aucilla River, which is not a traditional river at all in this area but instead a series of flowing sinkholes and river rises, with the river constantly disappearing and reappearing above the Earth's surface. A karst landscape covered with a variety of pine and tropical vegetation add character to this unique trail. With its interesting landscape and water features this section of trail would likely be one of the more popular in Florida if not for its extremely remote location off US98 between Tallahassee and Perry, FL.
I was in the Northern Areas of Pakistan in a small town Gamba near Skardu. The sky was very dark (as there was no pollution in the air) and there was no moon, wind or clouds (thankfully enough). All this make the stars visibility better. I set up my camera and luckily I was facing North (this I came to know later after seeing the results :). You can see that the star trails are forming circular patterns around a central point (aka North Star). This is happening because Earth revolves around its North and South Poles so the stars appear to move. Since I was facing the North, I could see perfect circular patterns formed formed by stars due to Earth's rotation.
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Crews have worked this week to install a bridge over CN's new double track alignment on Steelton Hill. Here an empty oil train grinds up the hill on the original alignment. The Munger Trail is on the grade of NP's Duluth Shortline mainline from Carlton to Duluth.
Same Cambuà tree flower petals. Different artist(s). These trails are made by leaf cutter ant (Atta sexdens) foragers removing debris.
This shot is from my second hike of the Skyline Trail in the Cape Breton Highlands of Nova Scotia. I did it once in March of 2016 and then again on the 4th of July of 2016. This was the best light I got out of the two trips. The Skyline Trail is a hiking trail that leads to this beautiful overlook of the The Cabot Trail (scenic road) winding through the highlands.
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