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If you're getting off Highway 40 at Twin Arrows, AZ to go to the casino and instead you came upon this, you took the wrong turn...
For the next local service from Ivano-Frakivsk we found a spot overlooking a bridge the Yaremche side of the small halt at Dora. This service turned up being worked by a push/pull DPL1 (ДПЛ1) unit. Generally consisting of half a 2M62 loco and two or three hauled coaches with a driving cab, these can be seen working services predominantly in Ukraine and Belarus. Being numbered in a unit series means the loco part of these can sometimes be quite hard to identify.
DPL1-0021 (ДПЛ1-0021) was one of these with a hard to identify loco, however another group of British enthusiasts out in Ukraine at the same time as us managed to ID the loco section of this as 2M62-1114A. Unfortunately for us it turned up at our chosen shot at Dora with the driving car rather than loco leading into the sun. A quick about-turn though did allow this pleasing view of the unit with 2M62-1114A providing the power on train no.6405 08:25 Ivano-Frankivsk to Yaremche service, not far from journey's end on 24th October 2019.
Turkey vulture bucking the system
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These poor little ducks were separated from their Mom. I was waiting for the westbound train to leave when I saw them. I had to run and grab them before they got ran over. Mom was not happy, but she knew I was trying to help!
641's power pulling up to make a lift from Wolverton. CP 8944, and UP 1989 made for a rather interesting pairing.
UP 1989 lead a 244 from Windsor into London the week before
Back in the days when I didnt care what side of the tracks I was on I just wanted the photo... Well now looking back at it i just shake my head but still am happy with the shot I got. Here CN 5530 leads Sore 1 north between KI Sawyer and Goose Lake.
Going home from the job today I step off at the wrong station. This is Taberg near Jönköping. In the background is the Taberg Top. A small mountain I climbed to find out that views are not always the same as the pictures I like. Down here, stuff were like I want them :)
Scheveningen candid
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Here's another photo from the Havasupai Indian Reservation on the western edge of the Grand Canyon.
I'm posting this one not because I think it turned out particularly well, but because the scene itself was incredible - soaring orange sandstone canyon walls framing four different waterfalls flowing with the unique blue-green water of Havasu Creek. The photo doesn't do it justice. I happened to be there at the wrong time of day for taking this shot, and the range of light was far too much for a single exposure to handle. The sky and the sunlit part of the canyon were extremely bright, and the unusual waterfall on the far right was really dark. HDR seemed like my only option for bringing out an image that better represented how this scene looked to the eye.
If you ever have a chance to visit Supai, definitely don't miss the hike from Mooney Falls down to Beaver Falls.
Wrong, indeed, if he replies, "No, Honey, your top's fine, it's your fat butt that makes your butt look fat". Right, girls? =)
April 2024: A month in 30 pictures
142 002 passes Rainford box with the 11.55 Wigan Wallgate to Kirkby on 12 September 1996. Plans had emerged to single the line meaning the final box along this once busy main line would close sweeping away the last vestiges of mechanical signalling. Turned out I knew the signalman on duty and he gave me a bit of free reign to wander on the wrong side of the fence, which was nice. The project to single the line never went ahead and the box remains to this day.
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Wrong Direction. One of the more vexing aspects of the pandemic emergency is the huge number, perhaps a majority, of people who seem to lack the mental capacity to follow an arrow. Especially in a crowded shopping mall. I have no idea whether this is resistance or indifference. Taken while mucking about with getting more of a pushed film look while using the Classic Chrome film simulation.
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Decided to head back down to Langstone bridge this evening but whilst heading there I could see a large bank of cloud, having had a cloud banks ruin many a shot I diverted to Bosham instead, right at the last minute the sun burst through with a beautiful splash of colour resulting in the image here largely hidden behind the buildings. I bet a couple of shooters from Langstone will show an image with the uninterrupted view of the setting sun.
Abellio London 8569 (YX11HPE) is seen at Ruislip Station on route E7, despite being branded for route U7.
This working is not allowed, as the vehicle is branded for a different route, and the company will be fined for this.
Taken while picking up trash in front of my house.
Have a great week, thanks for all the great comments and faves.
It seems, somewhere they took a wrong turn...... they are as good in taking directions as I am....I can get lost in a phone booth.......for the younger visitors...a phone booth, was way back when...before the iphone...:).......and as for me, I am soooooo thankful for my GPS...lol
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