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My girlfriend and I went to see the sunrise that morning. Just before we were about to leave, she went to the shore to wash off the sand. I snuck up on her and captured a few shots
With its work on the Mina Branch done, the Wabuska turn is on its way back to Sparks behind geeps 1516 (originally SCL GP40 1575, later rebuilt by MK as SP 7138) and 1068 (ex-SSW 9669).
UP 1516 ~ LSP60 ~ Hawes, Nevada
Union Pacific's Mina Subdivision
10.27.2023
Looking up at bare trees against a blue sky. The fact that these trees are still so bare demonstrate just how late Spring is this year.
If one can't find anything interesting to photograph directly infront of them, changing POV and looking up will often provide a solution!
Made a quick trip to Grand Teton National Park, but allowed some train time to and from. First one I photographed was this manifest in the Portneuf River canyon east of Inkom, ID. I love this shot, and it may be my favorite from the trip, even with the amazing views at GTNP.
We caught up with the 29G we saw at Salem earlier for this seen in the middle of Christiansburg Grade. Still gloomy, but the fog on the hills added some ambience.
UP 8091 (C45AH...I think) brings two visitors to town in the form of CSX 748 & 522.
This eastbound City of Industry to Global1 (ZCIG1) is about to stop in Salt Lake City's North Yard for a crew change.
These blue flowers were the hot-spot for several Ruby-throated Hummingbirds at Brookside Gardens. It was fascinating to watch several of them work the flowers over time, occasionally flying off in pairs as they "fought" over territory, and resting on the nearby branches from their exhausting flights. This female checks this flower for nectar as both benefit from the interaction, she gets the nectar and the flower gets pollinated.
Taken 6 August 2016 at Brookside Gardens in Montgomery County, Maryland.
In the Teutoburg Forest, there was a hunting station where, luckily, the only hunter present was the one hunting with a camera. I find ladders and stairs to be a rather fascinating subject, one that I haven't given much consideration to before.
Image taken with the Helios 40-2 lens.
I call this " Up The Track" because from where we are staying in the United Campgrounds in Durango, Colorado, this is just up the track from our sight.
You just have to wait for the last train of the evening, spray plenty of bug spray and walk up the track on the Animas River to see this gorgeous reflection.
As you drive towards Portland, you will end up in a parking lot quite close to the lighthouse and beyond which you will not be able to proceed...Portland Bill Lighthouse is one of the most beautiful lighthouse locations I have ever been to...I have always dreamed of going well into the ocean and framing the lighthouse with the adjacent rocks and water. This is one place that offers this unique vantage point.
Although I had shot this almost a year ago, I somehow had overlooked one of the best places I had been during my trip to the Jurassic Coast. I can still feel the bitter cold that was that morning. The hues in the sky were just there for a brief moment after which the sun came out fully well and eclipsed the colors that were there on display.
Have a nice day everyone!
With the Loadmaster keeping an eye out of the forward door, Royal Air Force Boeing Chinook HC.6A ZA704 makes a low approach up the River Adur towards Shoreham Airport
Using call-sign 'SHF454' she made a very low pass across the field before disappearing up-country
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UP Troy Grove job heading south past the NB distant approach signal for the BN Aurora Sub diamond. The train is about to pass through the tiny little town of Shabbona Grove, IL, on a day where the temps struggled to get to 5 degrees.
Three rebuilt UP geeps have train LTC 17 southbound on the Albert Lea Sub. I'm a sucker for mini wings on UP standard cabs.
'We will deliver...'
A trio of EMDs, led by SD9043MAC 8028, sail off Ansel Hill and towards the floor of the Antelope Valley, an extra auto tied to the drawbar.
UP 8028 ~ AOASPX ~ Ansel, California
Union Pacific's Mojave Subdivision
05.13.2012
So I don't bore you with another UP roster shot, here is GP40X 95 (soon to be renumbered 959) with some other power on the Council Bluffs service track. The MKT power is off of a haulage grain train. And there is a GP30 in the image, so happy Thirty Thursday to you.
1-23-1988
Beautiful lotus close up. Beautiful light.
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Another typical gloomy day has dawned at Binghamton, NY as UP 3473 leads N&W and D&H units on an Eastbound that has arrived from Buffalo on March 4, 1979. The power was cut off and parked in the service area under the bridge.
Here is my redemption shot from the air of this train as it worked east at Loring. Not too shabby. Wish the background looked better but this is the brown wasteland that we get here in Kansas from November to March.
For Smile on Saturday theme of “Going Up”, a mother and daughter going up the stairs, followed by Luisa.
Wisdom, Happiness, and Courage are not waiting somewhere out beyond sight at the end of a straight line; they're part of a continuous cycle that begins right here. They're not only the ending, but the beginning as well.
~Benjamin Hoff
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si caemos, debemos volver a levantarnos sin rendirnos, las veces que sea necesario...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_XW6Y-K3QE
video que vale la pena ver.