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Working late has it rewards. When the sun goes down on the Thai beach, it's time to pack up the sun loungers
At the highest point reached by rail in the state of Connecticut Pan Local PL-1 reaches into the Firestone Building Products Yard at the end of track at the top of the Terryville Loop Track to pull a string of empty tank cars. This customer operates out of a portion of the huge 1.2 million square ft former General Motors New Departures ball bearing plant that was in operation from 1969 to 1995 and to this day remains the largest industrial building under one roof in all of the six New England states.
To learn more about this branch and Pan Am's Connecticut lines check out the long form captions with these earlier posts:
Bristol, Connecticut
Thursday March 5, 2021
Three South Shore GP7's lift a heavy coal train eastbound at Calumet Crossover in Hammond IN. August 1977.
One working day 19 May 2017, in Corby Northants - ultimate display on fabric. Part of the 'Path of inevitability' series
Samsung
This young man was one of the dozens of volunteers operating the Don River Railway for their special 50th anniversary weekend.
This isn't me, if you think so.
I also worked something today, we were welding new fence gates, but if Anita will show my picture, I don't know, he, he,...
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La Casa Milà , detta La Pedrera (cava di pietra), fu costruita tra il 1905 e il 1912 da Antoni Gaudà a Barcellona, in Spagna, al numero 92 del celebre Passeig de Grà cia, nella zona d'espansione dell'Ensanche (in catalano, Eixample), su incarico di Roser Segimon e Pere Milà per il loro imminente matrimonio. Dal 1984 è stata dichiarata dall'Unesco Patrimonio Mondiale dell'Umanità , insieme ad altre opere di GaudÃ.
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Casa Milà , better known as La Pedrera, ( meaning 'The Quarry'), is a building designed by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudà and built during the years 1905–1910, being considered officially completed in 1912. It is located at 92, Passeig de Grà cia in the Eixample district of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.
In 1984, it was declared World Heritage by UNESCO. The building is made open to the public by the CatalunyaCaixa Foundation, which manages the various exhibitions and activities and visits to the interior and roof.
Working...sorta, just doing a selfie for Flickr Social using my Moza Air2 Gimbal and Nikon Z6 with 24-70/F4 attached. Triggered with the Moza Air App on my phone with my right hand
Working on the title piece for my exhibition "Radiator" at Koplin Del Rio Gallery in Seattle this Fall.
The show will run October 18 - December 1. I will be there for the Reception on November 1 and doing an
Artist Talk, Saturday, Nov. 3, 2pm.
Maggie Hubbard, who has been working with me on this painting took the photo.
They were still working on that house across the intersection from me.. Took this out of the kitchen window.. Happy Truck Thursday, Everybody!!!!
I must say the garden is a hive of activity these days. (Sorry but it had to be said). I always find it fascinating that one can sit surrounded by bees all day and there never is any problem. They just go about their business and totally ignore your presence, everything is in perfect harmony. But let there be one wasp. One lousy stinking wasp. And that one wasp will hound people to the point of distraction where they will finally give up and go indoors. I think I like bees much better.
73141 'Spa Valley Railway' with 73213 'Rhodalyn' tagged on the rear approach Cuxton working 3W01 09:20 Tonbridge West Yard to Tonbridge West Yard via Clapham Junction, Rochester and Battersea Park RHTT circuit on 14th October 2026
Seaview Transportation Company's SW7 SVTX 5 is spotting up a cebterbeam load of lumber inside the BB&S lumber yard on the long paved spur. The little 1200hp EMD was blt. Feb. 1951 as NYC 8851 and served PC and CR before being sold to the PW where it served mostly as a Worcester switcher until coming to the Seaview around 2002.
To learn more about Rhode Island's own little railroad check out the long form caption with this shot: flic.kr/p/2nNXfxP
North Kingstown, Rhode Island
Thursday November 9, 2023
speaking of air traffic... the willow-tree is singing again! / als je 't hebt over luchtverkeer... de wilg zingt weer zachtjes!
Dark days -
Well as the second day without heating progresses - it's time to start wearing a hat indoors.
Fortunately the UK is undergoing a "warm" spell and the outside temperature is 12C, indoors it has dropped to 14C (mainly as a result of having open and close doors as we go about the day to day business of life).
My 99 year old mother-in-law feels the cold badly and normally has her part of the house at 30C has been complaining about the cold. She doesn't seem to remember that the heating is broken for more than about 30 minutes - so she is repeatedly asking me to "turn the heating up", (An electric fan heater is no substitute for a couple of big central heating radiators).
Hopefully the engineer will get the heating back on soon.