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The workmen have attached the first couple of wagons to the rope and they are about to begin the ascent to Sheep Pasture on June 30 1966. I suspect this scene, apart from the weeds, had not changed much in many years. The buildings on the right used to contain an old length of rail marked C&HPR which was always shown to interested visitors. This one of many colour shots of the Cromford line in my book on the Cromford and High Peak Railway and has been cleaned by Chris Nicholson.
I wondered what they were doing but after checking out the name on their truck, it seems like they're inspecting electric poles.
Early morning workmen replacing sand loss from high tides and winds. Always greet you with "Hello" and smiles. Clearing their equipment before morning traffic.
A reflection of workmen working on the Second City Crossing tram track on Corporation street, Manchester England. The reflection is off the Glass Bridge over Corporation Street.
Workmen shovel in the falling snow amidst the steaming 'gloop' from one of the the conveyor outfalls of the Beichang Washery at Chengzihe near Jixi, as the their working ponies wait patiently whilst the carts are loaded up. Nothing went to waste in north east China in the depths of winter and the 'gloop' waste was a highly sought after commodity by occupants of the traditional chinese "hutong" dwellings for both warmth and fuel for cooking. I should add that the workmen (and ponies) were extremely cooperative with me when taking this photograph, and welcomed interest in their activities.
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Workmen assigned to NS 95X keep a watchful eye as they dump ballast in downtown Hamilton, OH. Norfolk Southern was laying down two piles of ballast on the New Castle District for upcoming track work, one at Seven Mile, and the other in Hamilton.
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Street candid taken in Glasgow, Scotland. I saw these workmen struggling to replace a toppled bench into its foundations and all I could think of was a rugby scrum - though I am pleased to see that there is no sign of a 'builder's bum' anywhere! Just a little bit of 'Fun for Friday', have a great weekend everyone!
Workmen have been checking the caged banks on this part of the tracks and cutting back a bit of trackside growth . 60015 can be seen passing below Purton Manor