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Class 31 31273 trundles towards Paddington and is seen passing Royal Oak in September 1979.
One from the collection with photographer unknown.
31273 was withdrawn in November 1998 and scrapped at Booth Roe at Rotherham in May 2004.
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Preserved ML TLP264 LN51 KYY Dennis Trident Plaxton President at Brooklands Museum passing the Concord on the 13th of April 2025
Alpine A310 Coupe Race Prepared passing the Pits at Goodwood Circuit
BoB 82 WX57 TLU Scania K230UB Wright Solar passing Concord at Brooklands Museum 13th of April 2025
ACN4144/ ACN4150 on 7762 empty Karara iron ore passing east side of Bringo on 26 October 2024. Photo: Phil Melling.
AC4306/ CBH121 are on 5s56 loaded grain from Metro Grain at Forrestfield with the new CBH CGKY wagons seen passing through Thornlie heading to Kwinana CBH on 3 April 2025. The new Kenwick (Thornlie) to Cockburn railway can be seen to the right which will open to passengers on 9 June 2025. Photo: Phil Melling.
KLM E190 PH-EXA passes the moon on its way from Amsterdam to London City.
Aircraft: KLM Cityhopper (KL/KLM) Embraer E190STD PH-EXA.
Location: Seen from Ethelburga Tower, Battersea.
Kyle Larson making a 3-wide pass on two lapped cars during his dominating performance at Bristol Motor Speedway. (Sept 2024)
Ørestad, Copenhagen, Denmark
67024 passing Weaver Junction working 3Z40 1705 Arpley Sidings - Liverpool South Parkway via reversal at Crewe with 67021 at the rear 05/04/25. Pole shot.
Belleview Ladan-The Wonder Dog earned her angel wings this morning. She was such a joy and great dogther over the past 13 years. November 6th, 2011 to April 4th, 2025. RIP
There will come a day that we will vacuum up the last of your hair that was always such a nuisance. There will be no apologies about the state of the backseat of the car. And no wincing after I hear the doorbell because of the roar of barking, I know comes right after. There will come a day when I can stay out with friends for as many hours as I want without care, and night where there is no song and dance at the backdoor while I stand barefoot in the freezing cold and try to lure you back in the house so I can get to bed. I will fill one less bowl of food, leave less lights on when no one’s home, have less toes stepped on, and I will go on vacations without a second thought. But coming home will never been the same again. Walking in the front door will feel deafening silent and boring and wrong. The carpets and floors will look sterile, silence will ring so much louder than the little charm on your collar, I will never feel as special or as unconditionally loved for just existing, I will still drop purposefully crumbs by accident and feel sad when they’re not quickly consumed, I will struggle to find a piece of décor that looked better than your water bowl, the couch we always wanted but didn’t get for the risk of it getting ruined will quickly lose it appeal and the one with the dent spot will be the only one we want. The little bite marks in the molding will be a cherished memory rather than an eyesore, I will stop being hung up on every scratch in the hardwood. And wonder what scratch in the hardwood was your last. I will no longer feel pulled to go for walks in the rain, or have a literal reason to stop and smell the roses, There will come a day that all things I’ve complained about time and time again will get easier and it will be one of the hardest days ever to come.
This Photo was taken in Florence
Here we have a shot from (at the time of writing) last Sunday where we see an unassuming Freightlier 66/5 (66593) arrive into Millerhill from Abington having aided in the weekend engineering efforts on the WCML
Cable cars pass on Powell Street in San Francisco, California.
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 200, f/7.1, 300mm, 1/500s
A 50 km/h speed limit and 1.5m passing distance for cyclists on a quiet rural road.
