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Talyllyn Railway locomotive 'Dolgoch' crosses the viaduct after which she is named at the head of the 14.00 Tywyn Wharf-Nant Gwernol service. 0-4-0 'Dolgoch' was built in 1866 by Lowca (Cumbria) firm Fletcher Jennings. The crimson lake livery is temporary because the 2ft 3in gauge locomotive will soon require her 10-year boiler exam. Note the female fireman. @14.38
This beautiful train tunnel of trees called the Tunnel of Love is located in Klevan, Ukraine. Nothing else is known about this place. Can an...
morgondagg: Forest by Nerijus Nagulevicius
The ONLY surface that I did not paint in the house we bought and renovated last Spring was the deck....
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![John Sharman - At the End of the Porch [c.1918]](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/94/c0/da/94c0da5deb8f22fe38318a17c382979c.jpg)
The intricate network of trellis, railing and awning are woven into an ordered composition. Strokes of brilliant colour are applied with a sensitivity to light and shade acquired from regular outdoor painting. Sharman’s (American, 1879 - 1971) current obscurity is hard to understand considering this beautiful scene. [Indianapolis Museum of Art - Oil on canvas, 36 x 34.25 inches]
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This short and scenic hike takes you across railroad tracks and along the Mullica River. It's one of many awesome abandoned places in NJ.
The Miisamm-Angle ... don't ask :)
