2018: one photo each day. 123/365 Another one bites the ...
3rd May 2018:
A gorgeous day today, lovely sunshine, although a slightly nippy wind, but nothing serious. I decided to spend the day with Izzy and Rufus in the garden doing my latest jigsaw. A lovely relaxing way to spend a day it was too.
Although the puzzle was dreadful to do. The pieces were very thin and didn't stay together well at all. Worse than the other one I moaned about!
I did it on the side of an old box that Graham found and cut down for me. It has meant that I could do it outside or in, which has been great. But it was a horrible colour, so I gave the photo a frame of sorts to hide it. You can still see it as sadly there was one piece missing.
The picture is of "The Talyllyn Railway, Towyn, Merioneth. It was built primarily to carry slate during 1865. In 1950 the Talyllyn Preservation Society began the world's first successful scheme of railway preservation. Now from Easter to October steam-hauled trains carry an ever increasing number of visitors."
More information below:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talyllyn_Railway
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
2018: one photo each day. 123/365 Another one bites the ...
3rd May 2018:
A gorgeous day today, lovely sunshine, although a slightly nippy wind, but nothing serious. I decided to spend the day with Izzy and Rufus in the garden doing my latest jigsaw. A lovely relaxing way to spend a day it was too.
Although the puzzle was dreadful to do. The pieces were very thin and didn't stay together well at all. Worse than the other one I moaned about!
I did it on the side of an old box that Graham found and cut down for me. It has meant that I could do it outside or in, which has been great. But it was a horrible colour, so I gave the photo a frame of sorts to hide it. You can still see it as sadly there was one piece missing.
The picture is of "The Talyllyn Railway, Towyn, Merioneth. It was built primarily to carry slate during 1865. In 1950 the Talyllyn Preservation Society began the world's first successful scheme of railway preservation. Now from Easter to October steam-hauled trains carry an ever increasing number of visitors."
More information below:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talyllyn_Railway
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)