Coal River Tank Tops

A couple rowing a dingy down the Coal River, Richmond, Tasmania

That Rochester Thing!

Beautiful autumn foliage in the vineyards of the Coal River Valley, Tasmania, Australia

Rochester (Green Stripe)

The Richmond Bridge, circa 1823, the oldest bridge still in use in Australia. Original photography by Paul Alexander.

An HDR riverscape scene, depicting some abandoned boats, including an old coal barge. Viewed from the South Hylton side of the River Wear near Sunderland (UK)

Aurora Ice & Coal

926 ‘Repton’ was completed at Eastleigh in May 1934. After a spell at Bournemouth it operated from Fratton (Portsmouth) depot until the Waterloo-Portsmouth route was electrified in July 1937. It was then one of ten ‘Schools’ locomotives transferred to Bournemouth as replacements for ‘King Arthurs’ on the London expresses. It remained at Bournemouth for most of the war, being used on the lighter expresses and, after the war, on inter-regional trains. Further electrification caused more moves of these locomotives and ‘Repton’ was withdrawn from Basingstoke depot, with the remaining members of the class, on 30 December, 1962, just 2 years after a major service.

Steam loco "Tornado" crosses the Skerne Bridge in Darlington, this bridge is the oldest railway bridge in the world still in operation, built in 1825.

A Blue-Hour photograph of the Dunston Staiths at Gateshead (UK), along the River Tyne, just after sunset. more information can be found here: http://dunstonstaiths.org.uk/

HDR images, stitched together, of the Dunston Staiths at Gateshead (UK), along the River Tyne more information can be found here: http://dunstonstaiths.org.uk/

Zimbabwe Flag. Countries in Southern Africa

That San Diego Thing!

View of Iaeger WV across the Tug Fork river

The sandstone arches of Australia’s oldest known large stone arch bridge have spanned Tasmania’s Coal River since its completion in 1825.

A black and white photo of a boy feeding the ducks under the historic bridge in Richmond, Tasmania