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"The M2A4 Slammer UP is the urban purpose variant of the M2A1 Slammer. Compared to the base version, it features heavier armor with reinforced rear of the tank and a remote-controlled turret. This weight increase had to be compensated somewhere - M2A4 is fitted with a less powerful 105mm cannon compared to the 120mm of the base Slammer." ARMA wiki description of the M2A4.
From a sunrise shoot yesterday with fellow flickr tog and good friend Archie McCafferty at Burwood Beach, NSW; Australia.
We soon discovered this old set of train wheels (there used to be a local colliery and rail line connecting the mine to the Port of Newcastle).
The wheels had been relocated to this spot following recent big seas.
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3016 simmers quietly over the ash pit at Thirlmere roundhouse, slowly being brought up to pressure overnight ahead of loopline shuttles the following day
Una vista ravvicinata di una delle centinaia di cactus presenti nel bellissimo "Jardin de Cactus" sull'isola di Lanzarote (Canarie, Spagna)
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Seen in "Jardin de Cactus" on Lanzarote Island (Canary Islands, Spain)
Pr.etty Sardines with mild Sun Effect ❤
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Going on a charter fishing boat for the day, with my husband, was wonderful... the weather was beautiful and we enjoyed a beautiful sunset on the water....
the boat was full and it seemed like everyone was pulling in fish...
we pulled up a few, but no keepers... just photos and memories!!!
So after screwing up and not catching the M-TPTP with a standard cab GP60 leading the local back to Topeka, I had to settle for this EMD SD70ACe that looks way worse on the sides that it does on the nose. Single unit did sound nice hauling this train that appears to be the M-KSTP.
Looks like today's sunshine did a great job in melting all of the snow from "Snowmageddon" earlier this week. Too bad this was the only train that I shot in today. Something about having a job.
Maybe Saturday...
The trees are finding beginning to turn in the Midwest. This tree was shot on the John Hauberg Estate in Rock Island, IL.
The low neck posture is a warning to 'back off from me and my babies'...
I liked how the goslings were perfectly lined up for this capture :)
--Horicon Marsh, Wisconsin, Summer of 2015
Taken in Wincanton Somerset 02.03.2018
Had apples in garden all winter hoping these or Redwings would pay me a visit,due to this very cold weather this Fieldfare arrrived in my garden today stayed for over an hour,Hopefully it will return again.
66718 - 'Sir Peter Hendy' gets away from Llandudno Junction 33minutes late with the 6Z59 for Bescot Downside. 27th February.
With a green showing for Platform 1 a position was taken, only to find it was to go through Platform 2 which meant a quick change of position which resulted in this rather hurried take!.
Well not that close, just a bigger bird than I normal photograph :)
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Coming up the hill from Box this morning the fog was clearing so I stopped to have a look over the valley towards Bath, when I looked around the light was coming through the trees like this. Always look for the light.
CN 594 Westbound has notched up to maintain track speed as they climb uphill at Passekeag, New Brunswick, a few miles east of Hampton.
Great day for a photo shoot. Minus 12 degrees C but nary a breeze so I spent an enjoyable morning by the river, which is still iced over.
1:24 scale 1937 Studebaker pick up by Danbury Mint and scratch built service station in Forced Perspective.
So early in the morn, out I went with my Grinch coffee mug, as the pups went on their run.
These roses were there to greet me...
Coastal redwood forests are so beautiful and refreshing, but when some morning ocean fog rolls in it takes tranquillity to the next level. While photographing the rhododendrons in bloom, make sure to look skyward for a different view of these stoic giants.
"I've battled demons that won't let me sleep
Called to the sea but she abandoned me
But I won't never give up
No, never give up, no, no
No, I won't never give up
No, never give up, no, no
And I won't let you get me down
I'll keep gettin' up when I hit the ground
Oh, never give up, no, never give up no, no, oh
I won't let you get me down
I'll keep gettin' up when I hit the ground
Oh, never give up, no, never give up no, no, oh(...)"
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A friendly wave from the conductor flies from one of a handful of CNW Dash 9 patches remaining. 9741 is the lone engine a coal empty westbound on the Blair Sub. Check out some of the interesting touches on this veteran; hand painted numberboards, and visors over the headlights... appears someone stole a headlight casting from an EMD and mounted it upside down.
It is unusual to see DC power on Union Pacific coal trains, much less General Electric DC power, and even much less CNW patches!