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A view of the work in progress at Beamish Museum to upgrade the track behind the miner's cottages in the colliery village to enable greater use by local and visiting locomotives.
In addition to the work seen here it is planned to extend the track (on the top left) towards Pockerley tramstop to facilitate the easier collection and delivery of visiting locomotives and rolling stock.
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An image of a snowman that David Shrigley built, tiled on my desktop at work...who doesn't like David Shrigley? and...yay for winter...
I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service on the RRVs in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.
It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.
Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.
Althea Crome uses polished surgical wire instead of needles. This work in progress will eventually be a cardigan.
1969 AM General 1,000 gallon with 250 gpm pump. Still being worked on. Served in Beaumont at sub-station.
Amtrak Work Extra 2006 heads south with AMTK 522 trailing. The power is returning from spotting empty tie flats at Meriden Yard and is enroute back to Cedar Interlocking where it will back six loaded tie cars to the TLM (Track Laying Machine) which is installing Track 2 to the right of the engines. The work is part of the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield Commuter Rail project, scheduled for completion next year. The P&W 2006, along with 2010 have been leased by Amtrak for work train service.
A tale of three flags. Today is a flag day in Finland: flags must be flown from all public buildings, and most private buildings with flagpoles follow this as well. Today's particularly important, being the day of the Kalevala.
Top left: looking down Laivapojankatu (near home). Top right: looking down Jaalaranta (near home). Bottom: Nokia Research Centre (my office). All in Ruoholahti.
(Not an overly windy day, as you can tell. The flag at work refused to co-operate. Also, apologies for the quality: I forgot my camera today, so these were taken with my N90 and later cropped to fit in the same image.)
Erice is on top of a hill beyond Trapani, and is reached by an enjoyable cable car ride which sweeps you up and down over mostly wild terrain with of course magnificent views of the sea. Its a small enclosed place with lots of interesting buldings, churches, castles, a park, a small museum etc.