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The Lithgow Zig Zag is an historic railway that lowered the Great Western Railway of NSW down the western escarpment of the Blue Mountains via a series of reversals, or 'Zig Zags'. Opened in 1869, the Zig Zag was a major civil engineering feat for its day, but steam locomotives had to work hard to climb its steep grades. In time the Zig Zag became an operational bottleneck, and it was replaced by a new railway route in 1910.

Zig zag lights by Victoria Pickering

At Art All Night, art and music and dancing and lights at the Wonderbread Factory

Zig Zag by Malka Isanta

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www.missredcape.com/2015/01/zig-zag.html

Mini Forest by Amy Heiden

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Taken at Zig Zag Falls during last month's trip to Oregon.

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Zig Zag Splash by Ed

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Zig zag channel by Ahmed Zahid

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zig-zag apartments by Hugh Knechtel

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Zig Zagging boardwalk by Brenda Siler

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zig-zag colourful by ♥ Wee Rainbow Girl ♥ Nay Paul ♥

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:-)

Zig Zag by Charles Lee

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Zig-zag by sprocketjoy

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Zig Zag Detail by call-small

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For more see my blog: call-small.blogspot.com/2012/04/second-time-around.html

Zig/Zag by Erwin Groeneveld

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zig zag by Trudy

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Zig Zag by Anne

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Zebras, Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Doncaster

Zig & Zag by Brent Clark

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Antelope Canyon, Arizona

Zig Zag by Kevin Hinshaw

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Zig-zag quilt front - vertical by goddessinprogress

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Vertical orientation of the purple & green zig zag.

Zig-Zag by Chris Ring

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Small stream makes its way between the rocks near Providencia in Costa Rica.

zigs. zags. aspens. by armykat

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Zig zag silk by mediocre

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Tiny life in 't Hurkske

zig zag by Marco

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Zig Zag by Erich

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Zig Zag Takara by Sian Nolan

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Zig-Zag by Laura Barrio

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Zig Zag Bridge by Dave In Oregon

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The Zig Zag Bridge weaves this way and that, among the Iris, over the koi ponds and ends at the Lower Pond.

ZIG....zag.... by Luciana

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Zig the "Amphibious" by Tony Fischer

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Looks like a tough piece of equipment! versatile, too........Port Clyde, Maine

This just in:

".......It’s a LARC-60, which appears to be another name for the BARC (Barge, Amphibious, Resupply Cargo) or LARC-LX (Lighter, Amphibious, Resupply Cargo, 60 ton), basically a barge on wheels that could carry up to 200 people and 100 tons of cargo. The Army used them starting in about 1952 and appeared to have sold off its last one in 1999, though they saw the most action in Vietnam.

Four engines (generally GM two-stroke 7.0-liter diesels) powered the LARC-60. Each engine ran through an automatic transmission and then powered one wheel, all of which were hydraulically steered. Two 48-inch propellers motivated the LARC-60 while in the water.

Of the 968 built, an estimated 600-plus were deliberately sunk in Vietnam just to dispose of them. So how this one ended up not only in private hands but also on a Maine beach is a mystery."

source: blog.hemmings.com/index.php/category/amphibious-vehicles/

Zig Zag 2 by Atomic Citrocity

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I guess this is what I sort of wanted....

Zig Zag Fake! ;D by Aline de Paula (Lly)

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Ela não vem com os lacinhos! XD Eu os coloquei! Imitação da versão Japonesa da Zig!

Zig Zag by Luv Duck - 21M Views!

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Zig Zag - BW by Adrian

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ZIG-ZAG corkscrew by nasutushenri