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(2015.01.05 - 2015.01.11)

A trio of GE's haul 75 loads of coke out of Roberts on a dreary evening. Of note, C41-8W #9450 is second out in the consist. UP 9450, along with many other Dash 8's on the UP roster, was sold back to GE recently. It's safe to say that this could have been her last trip as a UP unit.

a little UP action from 2006, M-ITPR at South Itasca

Mute swan heads up River to the feeding grounds........ They swam part of the way on a windless morning but when the Sun came up and the lite North wind began to blow they took

off.......... Bluff Point State park

Southeastern, Connecticut

 

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On May 10, 1869 a special ceremony took place in Promontory, Utah, USA where two railroads met that completed a track that went from the Atlantic Ocean on the east to the Pacific ocean on the west. A span of approximately 3000 miles. This engine is an exact full size and fully functioning duplicate of one of the engines that met on that occasion. Today it was again going to the same location, approximately 200 yards from where this photo was taken as it passed by.

 

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Part of the collage I made for a friend who will be getting married.

I think I managed to capture her gaze here. (Yes, boys, she has eyes -- just raise yours a bit and you'll see.)

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Explored on Mar 17, 2009. See bighugelabs.com/flickr/scout.php

Herb tea to energize my spirits.

Photo A Day: March 24

 

I'm always looking up trees as I pass them. This Scots pine was just begging for this photo.

No, I'm not dead yet...

 

A quickie to test out the motor I got from the Wild-Wind ups Inventor Set. The motor connects to the tracks via a bevel gear and is wound up from the back. Complete with meat-seeking missile.

These lblack lace up sandals from birdini are the perfect summer shoes! They feature an open toe, a lace-up fastening and a flat rubber sole, making them both stylish and comfortable. Whether you're hitting the beach or the streets, these sandals are a must-have for your summer wardrobe.

UP 1983 awaits a new crew at Citrus Heights, CA

All that purple how I love this girl!!!

For Pretty Pink Themed Tuesday - Pink Patterns.

 

I love this pick and could have done so much with it but as I spent most of the day in the garden with E I had to take a quick shot outside. My fiddy failed me today - the bokeh just wasn't happening and I got far better shots from my P&S.

 

I love astrantias - such intricate flowers - and they like my heavy clay soil so I have loads.

 

A UP SD70ACe leads the ZLTLC uphill at Sandcut at the foothills of the Tehachapi Mountains. This was a relatively long train followed by a second section. Interestingly no DPU in the middle or end.

The green and yellow of the CNW heritage unit passes through similar colors at DeKalb, IL on 10-13-18.

UP 7035, one of UP's convertible units trails a three unit lash up on the Palmdale cut off in Cajon pass at Davis Ranch crossing.

 

UP 4014 on display at Steve Crise's photography session at the Rail Giants Museum in Pomona, CA.

 

August 17th, 2013

58007 'Drakelow Power Station' sits in Worksop Up yard, waiting to depart with an engineers train for Doncaster Up Decoy on 22nd March 1997.

Open Up

12 x 12 inches

Acrylic, carving on birch panel

 

© 2011

Barbara Gilhooly

 

UP 8490 leads the KOAMN at Hercules, CA 8-7-14

Ana from Frozen (pin-up)

Cosplayer and editing: Firecloak

Photographer and costume designer: Uncanny Megan

Eastern Towhee male high up on a branch in South Windham, Maine

Bouncing sunlight with giant reflector (light disc). Only $5 to rent.

Church Street, Liverpool in the run up to Christmas

Profiter des dernières lueurs du jour dans la baie des trépassés...

Union Pacific Railroad DC-3 at Lincoln, Nebraska on an unknown day in March 1962, Kodachrome by Dick Rumbolz, Chuck Zeiler collection. This appears to be the second permutation of the DC-3 on the UP. It started out as a gas-electric built in 1928 by the J. G. Brill Company on Order 22749 as D&M 201. It was a Model 350 powered by a Hall-Scott 300 horsepower gasoline engine driving GE electrical gear. It seated 38 passengers and weighed 58 tons. In 1952 it was sold to Teledetector Company of Chicago and converted to a rail defect detector car. However, the company did not survive and sold the detector car to the UP in April 1954. It became DC-3 and still had the as-built Brill front. It was rebuilt in 1961, acquiring the brow over the front windows as seen here, and rebuilt again around 1983, acquiring yet another front end arrangement. Note that in this arrangement, the Brill passenger windows were retained, to be replaced at a later date.

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