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I took this picture inside the large 'train shed' in Bristol Temple Meads, with the tracks through the 'train shed' behind me and the main entrance beyond that. The archway labelled 'Way Out' therefore appears to be leading in the opposite direction from the station exit. The probable explanation is that there is no access to the subway from the platform I was standing on, but if my assumption that the platforms outside the 'train shed' are a later addition is correct how did passengers cross between here and the station entrance before the extra platforms were built?
in the beach of the Guatemalan department of Sipacate, there was this log which the water moved into the beach, strangely arising for us viewers to see, it posed a magnificent subject for some light painting under the night sky
Its very rare that you see a Stagecoach Supertram with the wrong destination screen - presumably tram 105 was running a Purple service from Herdings, changed to a Yellow service to Meadowhall but the driver input the wrong "Yellow" destination?
For some reason, certain shades of purple turn out blue in my camera. Which basically rules out half of my wardrobe.
My guess is that we weren't supposed to be in this place or at least that was the feeling that sat in our stomachs. This was by far the single creepiest building I've ever been in, it reminded me of something from a video game -- all it was missing were the zombies.
Here we are at Shark Spit Regatta, on a day with a bit too much SEly (15-20kts) for comfort. We started out conservatively reefed. This is the "wrong" (port) tack showing the HK parrel intruding on the luff.
(This story takes place 5 hours after Batman's battle with Joker in Batman 18)
Two-Face: We barely made it out of Arkham before the cops showed up. Good thing you regained consciousness and got us out Nigma!
day 20.
exited the freeway and took this.
not all that exciting but i decided to edit it just a tad.
i like it much better
You'll suspect it's the wrong way, but you'll look at the map and conclude that it must be the right way. Then you'll have a look for other paths that might be the right way, just in case the map's got it wrong or something. Then you'll find no other paths, so you'll decide that it absolutely has to be the right way. So you'll head off down the track, wondering, as it becomes more and more unsuitable for cycling, whether it really is the right way. Surely the right way would look more like the right way and less like the wrong way, you'll think to yourself.
Soon, when the track runs out in the middle of dense woods you'll admit that, right enough, you've gone the wrong way.
Concert jazz du groupe belge "The Wrong Object", au Luxembourg le 04 novembre 2005.
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Jazz concert of the belgian band "The Wrong Object" in Luxembourg on the 4th November 2005.
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Sorry for a not so good picture XD
I was bored and was taking some pictures and my imagination came up with this. And I know I havn't upload anything on flickr lately ;__; But I will start to do it now again! Beacuse it's not spring and soon summer~ And I will upload lots of pictures! ^^ But hope you all enjoy this picture. The name is of this picture is ''When love goes wrong'' and I hope you can see what I mean in the picture.
A commuter train passing by Ã…rstaberg station on the wrong track!
As they all do for a few months due to works on a bridge a few hundred meters off-screen to the right. No service to that station during that time.
The track it is running on usually sees no passenger service at all since it leads into a goods yard (and out again, of course).