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…… This working boat has had a bit of a paint job recently by the looks, moored close to the Shipwrights Arms in Helford village. Taken on my Fuji this one - a change from my phone. Alan:-)
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I shot this in the yard, a honey bee working one of the yellow flowers in the garden.
Taken 5 June 2023 near Wasilla, Alaska.
This little lady was very hard at work bringing nesting material to her box. Mountain Bluebird taken west of Calgary, Alberta.
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If you have ever seen a beaver in the wild, you will see just how hard working animals they are. If they are not chopping trees down with their sharp teeth, they are carrying twigs and branches to their dams.
This particular beaver must have carried at least 10 branches to its den, which was amazing to witness!
After a very quick crew change, I rolled up to the signal bridge at Mans just to get ready to wait for my shot, only to see 1080 literal yards from me, pulling out of the yard during it's work. I've never seen them swap this fast, but I sure am glad I made it back in time to grab a frame!
Here is another look back a dozen years to a simple favorite and the only time I shot a train working here on the two stub ended warehouse tracks accessed via a diamond over the Roundhouse Lead that is right beneath me under the bridge.
This view looks down from the sidwalk of the C Street Bridge as an ARR yard job with GP38-2 2005 in the 1980s Alaska bold scheme switches out cars at the warehouse. The building on the left houses the ARR's stores department and they still regularly ship and receive company material by rail. Track components (spikes, anchors, etc.) come up by barge in foreign line boxcars while various other company material is shuttled around the system on flats, gons, or in boxcars. Beyond the train can be seen the bustling port of Anchorage and then the blue waters of cook inlet. On the horizon is the 4396 ft peak of Mt. Susitna, known locally as the "Sleeping Lady" for the mountain's resemblance to a woman in repose on her back. To the right is the abandoned warehouse, which is one of the oldest structures in the Anchorage yard complex and whose fate is uncertain, though I do believe a dozen years later it still stands.
Anchorage, Alaska
Saturday May 23, 2009
The Jackson & Lansing's Monday day job running as CSX Z646-17 on CSX is working the south side of CSX Ensel Yard in Lansing, Michigan while CSX L305-16 has come to life to put together their train on the north side of the yard after getting banner tested on the way in. It's refreshing seeing shortline and class I standard cab EMD's ruling the roost together anywhere these days. 11/17/2025
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Finally a nice morning on Sunday for my walk through the Ravines park. Lucky for me the eagles were active and were working on the nest.
Back in the gym and working the days stress out and building for the future.
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Taking photos at -35C is always a challenge (both for the photographer and the equipment), but making time-lapses adds to the difficulty to have the equipment working for 4 to 5 hours straight in the frigid cold. This is one frame of a time-lapse I captured a few days ago. Check it out on YouTube or Vimeo:
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I know exactly what he was thinking. I can do all of this
in one trip and then relax instead of making 3 or 4 trips.
* Tomada con un Meyer-Optik Görlitz Domiplan 50mm f/2.8, Fujifilm X-E1 y un reductor focal Lens Turbo II. JPG editado con Snapseed.
* Taken with a Meyer-Optik Görlitz Domiplan 50mm f/2.8, Fujifilm X-E1 and a Lens Turbo II focal reducer. JPG editado con Snapseed
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A green sandpiper (tringa ochropus), in evening light, working its way through the shallows of a small lake near Tangalle, in Sri Lanka. More at "Colin Pacitti Wildlife Photography & Fishing Travels" - www.colin-pacitti.com.
Another normal scheduled freight train to Kurkimäki has arrived with empty timber wagons and class Dr18 leading the empty train. Now, the diesel is going towards the other end of the train, and it is having a sightseeing while working.
An Alaska Railroad crew is working Whittier yard with a pair of SD70MACs getting ready to double up a big 120N freight of mixed manifest and intermodal traffic off the AML barge up from Seattle that they will take north to Anchorage a little later.
Whittier is the ARRC's main port for interchange of both containers and railcars which arrive via the weekly AML barge from Seattle. The containers are stacked on racks two or three high above the main barge deck which contains 8 tracks for interchange of railcars to and from the BNSF & UP. The concrete structure rising beyond is the long abandoned Buckner Building, once the largest building in Alaska. And the single track at left and the tent structure beside it is the ARR's passenger 'station' which mostly serves passengers walking directly across the street to and from waiting cruise ships.
If you'd like to read a bit more about the history of Whittier and this fascinating structure check out these links:
www.alaskarails.org/historical2/whittier-history/index.html
www.army.mil/article/193996/discovering_wartime_whittier
www.onlyinyourstate.com/alaska/abandoned-buckner-building...
www.adn.com/features/article/shadow-abandoned-buckner-bui...
www.npr.org/2015/01/18/378162264/welcome-to-whittier-alas...
Whittier, Alaska
Wednesday June 21, 2017