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With the iconic backdrop of Sydney Harbour bridge, an A Class Unit arrives at Milsons Point Station in Australia.© Fuggletim
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The “Indian Pacific” needs 2 x locomotives to get the 30+ vehicles forming the train over the Blue Mountains between Sydney and Adelaide. The piles of concrete are spare sleepers ready for track renewals!
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NR stands at Cook on the Nullabor Plain working the Indian Pacific from Sydney to Perth (via Adelaide) which is an epic 4 x day trip!
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Already running some 1hr and 50 x mins late the 12:47 from Sydney Central to Grafton roars North away from Coffs Harbour!
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The XPT is a class of train which has heavy design influence and engineering taken from the British Rail HST from the mid 1970s. Most HST units in the UK have now been withdrawn, but quite a few Australian cousin XPT Units are still in service! This is the already 34 x min late 12:47 departure for Grafton!
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Byron Bay is the most Easterly part of Australia and gets the first Sunrise of the continent.
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Ayers Rock (Connellan) Airport, Ayers Rock, Australia.
Fuggletim posted a gallery image in Transport and aviation
Boeing 737 - 800 VH VXC has arrived with Flight QF728 at Connellan Airport (Ayers Rock) from Sydney, Australia. It is an unusually wet and cool day in the desert!© Fuggletim
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A second shot taken the following day - (Sky is blue and Sun is out, as opposed to the wet day 24hrs previously) - shows the same plant from a different angle... Unknown if it’s the same Australian Hornet!
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Eucalyptus Kruseana with an Australian Hornet Shot 1
Fuggletim posted a gallery image in Plantlife, parks and gardens
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An Australian V Set Electric Multiple Unit sits at Sydney Central Station awaiting its next run.
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Sydney from Circular Quay
Fuggletim posted a gallery image in Buildings, architecture and cityscapes
Circular Quay is a transport hub in Sydney, Australia. Here ferries connect with many Sydney suburbs and also connect with trains and trams.© Fuggletim
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One of the most iconic buildings in Australia and indeed the world.
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One of the most iconic bridges in the world stands in the Australian city of Sydney.
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Class 158 DMU 158 880 departs Southampton Central on the 10:56 Salisbury to Romsey service on a sunny, but cold February day. This hourly service, operated by South Western Railway (SWR) is known affectionately as “The Romsey Rocket” by staff and passengers
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On a very cold February night in Hollywater, the Moon, stars, clouds and lights from the ground make for a beautiful dramatic image!
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Great picture! Really like that!
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Old warehouse at the Royal Victoria Dock in Lodon's East End
Fuggletim commented on smb's gallery image in Buildings, architecture and cityscapes
That bloke in the suit looks like the Belurasian President! -
Great shot! Really atmospheric!
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The Crowborough Goalkeeper rises for the ball in the 0-0 draw agains Petersfield. It is a very cold and damp January day!
© Tim Penycate
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This is a Southbound Northern Line train at Charing Cross. This unique view is taken from a gallery above the platform which is visited by one of the London Underground “Hidden London” tours.
© Tim Penycate
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There has been snow overnight in the English village of Grayshott on the Surrey/Hampshire border. The snow has passed and a beautiful sunny Winter morning has dawned. This picture shows the Parish Church of St Luke’s across the village green
© Tim Penycate
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It’s currently -1 in Hampshire, England and these beautiful “Frost Feathers” have formed on the roof of a car.
© Tim Penycate
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St Andrew’s Parish Church
Fuggletim posted a gallery image in Buildings, architecture and cityscapes
St Andrew’s is the Parish Church of Farnham, a town in England. It is seen here from Middle Church Lane at dusk on a cold January afternoon.© Tim Penycate
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