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Casa Torta construída em 2016 por um casal de artistas carioca, a Casa Torta é hoje o cartão postal de Bichinho. O cenário é perfeito para tirar fotos e dentro é um deleite para as crianças. O espaço é cheio de jogos, desafios, brincadeiras e tudo de mais divertido. Recheado de poesia, o lugar quebra as regras e provoca o riso.
Bichinho, distrito de Tiradentes/MG, Há algumas histórias que justificam o nome do povoado. A mais popular e difundida é, inclusive, a contada pelos moradores, como Lenir da Silva Freitas, uma das mais antigas da vila que nos relatou que o nome real do distrito é Vitoriano Veloso. Esse foi um alferes que nasceu na região e participou da Inconfidência Mineira. Vitoriano Gonçalves Veloso era o único negro da Inconfidência e foi um mensageiro, chegando a percorrer 240 km de cavalo em apenas três dias. Segundo Lenir, o apelido de Vitoriano era “bichinho”, e esse apelido pegou e tornou-se o nome da cidade.
Entretanto, a pesquisadora Vera Lúcia Ermida Barbosa, em sua tese de doutorado “De Arraial do Bichinho a Vitoriano Veloso (2018)” explica que a principal hipótese do nome do vilarejo é referente a imagem Nossa Senhora da Penha de França que tinha um altar na igreja do arraial. A imagem da santa contém um pequeno lagarto aos seus pés, símbolo de um dos seus milagres, sendo popularmente chamada de Nossa Senhora do Bichinho.
Fonte: Google

What is 60 feet long and weighs 67 tons…? Answer: Robert Riddles designed steam locomotive No. 75069, a British Railways Standard Class 4 4-6-0, built in 1955 at Swindon Works. It was designed for mixed traffic duties on secondary routes and was a part of a batch allocated to the Southern Region. It featured a larger BR1B tender for increased coal and water capacity.

After being withdrawn from service in 1966, No. 75069 was rescued and preserved by the 75069 Fund. The loco is seen preparing to depart Kidderminster station during Severn Valley Railway’s spring steam gala on 20 April 2025.

EVA052 to Houston

LINEAS 186 457 met UC uit de havens van Antwerpen te Ekeren.

Rurtalbahn 186 428 met containers te Ekeren.

On light engine duties, 45118 ‘The Royal Artilleryman’ makes its way back towards Crewe after spending the night in Llandudno with The Chairmans Train. Headcode: 0Z36

Here we see the very late Chairmans Train finally arriving into Llandudno Junction following a 97 minute delay as it left shrewsbury. Headcode: 1Z34

Seen passing through Llandudno Junction is 57002 sporting its new nameplate ‘Winston Churchill’, hauling The Chairmans Train towards Oxenholme. Headcode: 1Z37

Here we see the very late Chairmans Train finally arriving into Llandudno Junction following a 97 minute delay as it left shrewsbury. Headcode: 1Z34

Here we see 57002 on light engine duties its way to Llandudno, where it was stabled for the night in order to haul The Chairmans Train on the following morning towards Oxenholme. Headcode: 0Z36

Here we see 57002 on light engine duties its way to Llandudno, where it was stabled for the night in order to haul The Chairmans Train on the following morning towards Oxenholme. Headcode: 0Z36

Here we see 57002 on light engine duties its way to Llandudno, where it was stabled for the night in order to haul The Chairmans Train on the following morning towards Oxenholme. Headcode: 0Z36

Here we see the very late Chairmans Train finally arriving into Llandudno Junction following a 97 minute delay as it left shrewsbury. Headcode: 1Z34

Here we see 57002 on light engine duties its way to Llandudno, where it was stabled for the night in order to haul The Chairmans Train on the following morning towards Oxenholme. Headcode: 0Z36

Network SouthEast liveried 50028 "Tiger", 50003 "Temeraire" and 50027 "Lion" at Langford Moor, circa 1990

Network SouthEast liveried 50028 "Tiger" departs Langford Moor, circa 1990

Inter-City liveried 37417 "Highland Region" departs Exeter St Davids with a China Clay service for the west on the 1st of February 1992