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Passing the vintage UP entry signal at the North Bend siding, 2001 continues westward on its journey to North Platte.
Steps leading up to the 1941 director tower at Beacon Hill Battery (also known as Beacon Hill Fort) is a late-19th and 20th century coastal fortification that was built to defend the port of Harwich, Essex.
Etta in her new hot pink DHARF raincoat.
Daily Dog Challenge: It's Mine!
Etta's new hot pink raincoat. We are having a La Niña event so she needed a new raincoat. I love this colour!
Shanghai Flickr Meet Up at night in the rain.
Canon Speedlite 580EX II, at model's back, full power, wireless trigger.
Very happy to have a more normal life this summer, going out and meeting friends I haven't seen for months, if not years.
(I use the word "normal" in its loosest sense.)
Hoje tem esse lindo lá no blog, sobre o Mistério Verde da UP Colors!! :)
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Beijoooo ;*
The U-AXXSHT5 29G charges through Brookline on a warm New Year’s Day with a solo UP SD70M leader and MOW equipment destined for Sherman, TX.
Waking up in the mountains with the sound of these mountain goats walking right next to my tent. I like the soft blue hour tone and the pre-dawn light reflected on their furs.
Living lucky today. Saw the clouds were breaking and snuck out and snagged one at Lenape. Had a timely heads up from Grumpy that Z10 was lit west as I left the barn and got on my horse.
Got glared here, really wanted to frame this about an engine length further west, but I misjudged the speed and the shutter lag. Fixed it as best I could and cropped the image a little tighter.
Sounds like possible sun on Sunday. We’ll see.
This is a close-up HDR photo of reflections playing over a crumpled dent on the surface of a chrome tanker truck.
A Portland Terminal Company yard job with a UP GP38-2 catches some rays of sun as the mornings clouds over the Willamette and Columbia Rivers start to burn off.
The Portland Terminal Company is jointly owned by BNSF and UP, with both railroads supplying the PTRC's motive power needs. The PTRC operates Lake Yard west of downtown Portland along with an ever decreasing amount of industrial trackage in the area.
I have been wanting to post something new for a week and haven't hardly gotten to even use my camera. I did for a few minutes this afternoon, and this is the best I got. Oh well, I can't wait to get my new filly in action, that will be fun! But for today, the ponies posed perfectly and let me take advantage of the beautiful tiny piece of light I had available. Good horsies.