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one of many views taken in rapid succession as 61994 the great marquess appears at ais gill summit with a felsman
West Coast Railway's Royal Scot Class No.46115 'Scots Guardsman' is seen in the evening sunshine at Ais Gill with the returning Dalesman, 1Z64 Carlisle to York.
44767 passes the summit board with a CME to Carlisle on 5/7/1984.The engine continued to Fort William,hence the blue Scottish Region numberplate
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Colas Rail Class 70 No.70814 is seen powering through Ais Gill with 6J37 Carlisle Yard - Chirk Kronospan loaded logs train.
Taken on the 28th August 2021.
EWS liveried 66003 at Ais Gill with 6E97 13.16 Newbiggin British Gypsum - Tees Dock export berth. Thursday 20 January 2022.
44932 lifts the Waverley towards Ais Gill summit ,Wild Boar fell and Mallerstang valley prominent in the background .
1.8.2012.
In pouring rain, LNER Gresley K4 2-6-0 No 61994 'The Great Marquess', approaches the summit at Ais Gill with the southbound 'Fellsman'.
A re-working of a shot taken back in 2012.
- Denver's: Aissa shape on Catwa Catya Bento head
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- Studio Exposure: Michele skin applier/Hairbase ( SunTan Tone )
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- Astralia: Bayswater Rings ( Maitreya Bento )
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- SU!: Levana Eyes
- Alme: Polish Applier Love Ombre Gloss
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- WarPaint: Aurora Lashes natural Catwa applier
Denver's Aissa Shape at SENSE Opens at 15th March
Cawa Catya Head
Studio exposure Michele skin and hairbase at Skin Fair
Mandala Necklase
A class 40,now known to be 40143,struggles to the summit with a southbound freight on a cold 20/4/1983
Thanks to Paul,Rail Rover and Andy Hoare for their input
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The silence around Ais Gill is briefly disturbed as LSL Brush Type 4 Class 47, 47 593 passes over the summit with the ECS from Appleby to Skipton in lighting conditions that photographers of steam can only dream about.
This was my first time out since early March but was well worth the very early get-up and drive up the M6.