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Balham Junction with the Box behind the train and the Brighton lines curving off to the right.
The Streatham Hill line is to the left of the Box.
The Liverpool Lime Street to Bognor Regis May Day Bank Holiday excursion is on the Down Slow.
It was a very wet day! My one and only visit to Bognor Regis which I did as it offered some Southern Region milage direct from Liverpool!
Camera: Praktica Nova 1 + Carl Zeiss f2.8 Tessar lens
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The 1938 Odeon cinema on Balham Hill, designed by George Coles, was a prominent landmark in Balham. It opened in 1938 and later became the Liberty Cinema before closing in the 1970s. The auditorium was
demolished in the 1980s, and the front portion of the building is now occupied by a wine merchant and apartments (Ai overview)
The 1938 Odeon cinema on Balham Hill, designed by George Coles, was a prominent landmark in Balham. It opened in 1938 and later became the Liberty Cinema before closing in the 1970s. The auditorium was
demolished in the 1980s, and the front portion of the building is now occupied by a wine merchant and apartments (Ai overview)
an oldie - can't shoot new stuff yet
the plaster is finally off, but the bones on my wrist haven.t aligned properly... it will take a while yet....hope that physiotherapy does a miracle.
The 1938 Odeon cinema on Balham Hill, designed by George Coles, was a prominent landmark in Balham. It opened in 1938 and later became the Liberty Cinema before closing in the 1970s. The auditorium was
demolished in the 1980s, and the front portion of the building is now occupied by a wine merchant and apartments (Ai overview)
Balham Bridge features green faience tiles installed in 2015 as part of a regeneration project to revitalize the town center
...In Balhams Wood, seen on my recent walk between Hambleden and Stonor.
Have a great week ahead Flickr friends
London General WVL104 on route 155 towards Elephant & Castle is seen passing Balham tube station 31/10/11.
London General WVL87 on route 155 towards Tooting St Georges hospital is seen near Balham station in Balham high road 31/10/11.
This was a photo taken driving out of the Malham district. I loved the shapes in the landscape and how the snow top mountain was a centred piece in the photo.
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Herriot Country!
Small winding roads, endless loose-stone walls, and green, oh so green!
The walls like veins through land.
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A watery February sun shines in south London on a Class 377 suburban service and steam locomotive 60163 "Tornado", the latter returning from a lunchtime run to Guildford
Travel London DP6 (YT51 EAF)
Ex-Connex Bus Dennis Dart SLF / Plaxton
Route 315
Balham station
15th December 2004
I'm not sure if this building is actually still functioning as a hospital. It looks as though it's been/being converted to apartments. It was originally a 'Pauper Lunatic Asylum!' Some of the surrounding buildings, old & new are still in use.
4-SUB 4706 at Balham, working between Victoria and Epsom Downs on 20 December 1976.
Pentax SP1000/55mm
Ilford FP4
455 821 Approaches Balham station through the heat haze on the last full weekend of 455 operation on the Southern. The Island platform here made a sunny side up shot difficult as the far island platform was closed on this weekend. I would be away for the Farewell Tour so this would be my last chance to get photos of these before they were retired the following Saturday. Many of the units had a little poster in the cab window and carriage windows showing their imminent retirement.