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A good place for a meet on the 'Boston Line' was CP-64. Seen here in NE-SE with C30-7A 6557 waiting on on the mainline, as SE-BO with C32-8 6618 heads east onto the 'Controlled Siding',
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Bo'ness, on the south side of the River Forth is my home town. The clouds were moving quickly in the wind. As they were moving away the setting sun gave them a nice glow. It was one of those days that kept changing from sunshine to showers. As we say in Scotland, if you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes.
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Arriving in Cape Town, there was one particular bucket list destination--Bo Kaap. Luckily, it was in walking distance from where we were staying.
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Class 37 in large logo BR blue livery heads towards Manuel with the mid-morning service from Bo'ness during the Bo'ness and Kinneil summer diesel gala.
This is a seven-image panorama of Chiappini street in the Bo-Kaap... quite possibly the most photographed street in Cape Town.
The Bo-Kaap is situated just outside central Cape Town... on the lower slopes of Signal Hill. It was established in 1844 as a township for the Cape Malay segment of the population.
This area is best known for its narrow cobbled streets and multi-coloured houses... the best examples of which can be found here... in upper Chiappini street.
You can see this and 49 other photos in my new book entitled "50 Portraits Cape Town"... now available at Exclusive Books and all the other major local book sellers.
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At this stage... until further notice... the company in the link above only mails books to South African addresses.
I'm working on them to fix that ASAP! :)
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A BO-105 from Aslak taking off from it's base at Sodankylä.
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Three light set up, two on background, key light camera left, into large reflective umbrella.
Intermit 150.
55238 (actually 55189 in disguise) nears Bo'ness with its goods train in tow. Taken on a photo charter arranged by In Search of Steam.
Bo-Kaap, the traditionally Muslim district of Cape Town, has magnificently painted houses. A color lover's dream.
Cape Town, South Africa. December 16, 2009.
1M52 Manuel to Bo'ness. The Celebrity Shed at the Diesel Gala. Class 66 (Pride of GB Railfreight) in GBRF livery with Rainbow effect graphics. Seen here on the rear as the set heads back to Bo'ness. Went for the pan shot as the weather was awful and to wet for the pole. Plus its only a 66.
The Bo-Kaap (“above the Cape" in Afrikaans) is an area of Cape Town, South Africa formerly known as the Malay Quarter. It is a former township, situated on the slopes of Signal Hill above the city centre and is a historical centre of Cape Malay culture in Cape Town. (wikipedia.org)
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