Filmed this back in July and forgot about it until today. I was coming in on a regional train on the north side and caught this parallel arrival into Strasbourg.
I'm looking to book a trip for the end of December (currently outside published timetables, this is for the beginning of December) with NightJet on the Amsterdam to Zürich route, but I'm confused at the seat selection. How do you know if you're getting a mini-cabin or a spot in a 4 person couchette?
There also doesn't seem to be an option for a triple sleeper room, am I missing something? Looking at sooner dates, it seems they do have triple sleepers available, so why not in December?
Image description: Shows "other passengers may be in your compartment" under the spot to buy individual tickets, with mini-cabins mentioned above. Also shows an option for a private compartment.
De Kruithuisbrug (N470) raakte vandaag, 25 juni, rond 18:00 uur in storing. Dit zorgde voor veel oponthoud en files ten zuiden van het centrum van Delft door het extra verkeer dat moest worden omgeleid. Automobilisten die op de brug stonden konden via een calamiteitendoorgang (CADO) omkeren.
Volgens Omroep Delft komt deze storing door de extreme hitte. Het is onbekend hoe lang deze hindernis duurt.
Deze foto's mogen vrij worden gebruikt door nieuwsmedia, mits bronvermelding: Oban van de Steeg.
This was my first time seeing the tram run on the new tracks, very exciting! Unfortunately we still need to wait until september before it's in service.
I have my timer set on the lowest option (15 minutes), but as with literally everything to do with Instagram it's buggy as shit and so it showed me this masterpiece.
The reject reason was "Undersharpened (soft) and backlit". Any tips on how to take better pictures or edit them to be acceptable?
I imagine it isn't possible to edit this one to get it up to standard due to it being backlit (apparently), but I'm looking for some advice for the next time I take some pictures.