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This starts my Essex postings. There are not as many images as I thought. This first one's entitled 'The Shadow of My Hat on a Beach Hut'
309605 leads a working in from Liverpool Street around 1980.
(probably during a shunting movement - see below).
Scanned from a colour negative taken by the late Roy Dixon, now in my collection.
The County of Essex
These latest collection of images have been photographed over a long period of time. The greater part has been taken when I have visited a church in that town or village. Some of the villages are so small that apart from a few houses which I won’t post, have no significant features to them that I could find, apart from the village signs. Some of the larger towns have had the greater share of visits, because of their churches and to my book buying travels.
As usual with my stuff, please enjoy.
The County of Essex
These latest collection of images have been photographed over a long period of time. The greater part has been taken when I have visited a church in that town or village. Some of the villages are so small that apart from a few houses which I won’t post, have no significant features to them that I could find, apart from the village signs. Some of the larger towns have had the greater share of visits, because of their churches and to my book buying travels.
As usual with my stuff, please enjoy.
A windswept weekend away enjoying the great British weather in Clacton-on-Sea in Essex. Beautiful sandy beaches combined with a classic wooden pier make this a popular destination for day trippers and holiday makers alike.
The County of Essex
These latest collection of images have been photographed over a long period of time. The greater part has been taken when I have visited a church in that town or village. Some of the villages are so small that apart from a few houses which I won’t post, have no significant features to them that I could find, apart from the village signs. Some of the larger towns have had the greater share of visits, because of their churches and to my book buying travels.
As usual with my stuff, please enjoy.
In the gloom of Storm Christoph 0Z38 0819 Peterboro Maint Shed Gbrf to Clacton-on-Sea light engine route learner is seen passing Barham Pits on the GEML at 1039.
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A fantastic weekend away enjoying the great British summer in Clacton-on-Sea in Essex. Beautiful sandy beaches combined with a classic wooden pier make this a popular destination for day trippers and holiday makers alike.
Cloud settings for the photo were prepared, and then came the sudden sun...
An unusual 2nd daylight test train in the space of a few days, Colas Rail Class 37 diesel locomotive 37175 heads through Elsenham with a Network Rail infrastructure examination train with 37099 'Merl Evans' on the rear working 1Q97 11:27 Cambridge Reception Sdgs to Clacton-on-Sea 09/11/22
The two class DRS class 57S depart Clacton on the RHTT train. The signals and Signalbox are due to go any time now. Start them young i say.
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1Q97 0932 Welwyn G.C. F.D. to Clacton-on-Sea Network Rail test train operated by Colas is seen passing through Mistley station on route towards Manningtree at 1619. No 37175 brings up the rear.
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El Rio en 2019
Durante el Pleistoceno, el primitivo rĂo TĂ¡mesis fluĂa desde Gales hasta Clacton-on-Sea, cruzando lo que en la actualidad es el mar del Norte para terminar siendo un afluente del Rin. Este curso se bloqueĂ³ por una masa de hielo durante la Edad de Hielo. El rĂo se desviĂ³ hasta tomar su curso actual, llegando hasta la que es hoy la ciudad de Londres.
Durante los siglos xvi y xvii, el rĂo fue uno de los principales medios de transporte entre Londres y Westminster. Durante los siglos xvii y xviii, el rĂo se congelĂ³ en diversas ocasiones. Desde entonces, el TĂ¡mesis no se ha vuelto a congelar totalmente. La construcciĂ³n de un nuevo puente de Londres, con menos pilares que el antiguo, lo que permite que el rĂo fluya con mĂ¡s facilidad, evitaron que la corriente se hiciera demasiado lenta, lo que permitirĂa la congelaciĂ³n de las aguas.
The River in 2019
During the Pleistocene, the primitive River Thames flowed from Wales to Clacton-on-Sea, crossing what is now the North Sea to end up being a tributary of the Rhine. This course was blocked by an ice mass during the Age of Ice. The river deviated to take its current course, reaching what is today the city of London.
During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the river was one of the main means of transport between London and Westminster. During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the river froze on several occasions. Since then, the Thames has not completely frozen again. The construction of a new London bridge, with fewer pillars than the old one, which allows the river to flow more easily, prevented the current from becoming too slow, which would allow the water to freeze.
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Direct Rail Services (DRS) 37259 and 37602 pause at Ipswich working the 3S60 0901 Stowmarket D.G.L. to Stowmarket D.G.L. RHTT circular (via Shenfield, Southend Victoria, Clacton-on-Sea).
Great Eastern liveried Class 321, No.321307 leads an NXEA liveried classmate through Margaretting (between Ingatestone and Chelmsford) forming a London Liverpool Street to Clacton-on-Sea service.
After 30 years of plying the Great Eastern Mainline, these units have been stood down from front line passenger services as of 3rd April 2023.
A windswept weekend away enjoying the great British weather in Clacton-on-Sea in Essex. Beautiful sandy beaches combined with a classic wooden pier make this a popular destination for day trippers and holiday makers alike.
Another shot from my day trip. I think that sepia suits this image quite well. I hope you like it too.
Tweaked.
Much better on black or large please xx
A shot of some of the scooters that travelled to Clacton-on-sea on Sunday 30th March to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Mods 'n' Rockers punch-up at the seaside resort! This is 3 exposures with -1+ stops bracketing, then Photomatix for HDR and tonemapping and finally Photoshop for the finishing touches!
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(nikon fg + 2.8/28mm e-series lens, kodak portra 160 film, reflecta mf5000 scanner)
Taking full advantage of the warm weather with a fantastic short break to Clacton-on-Sea earlier this year. The largest town on the Essex Sunshine Coast, it’s a bustling but affordable seaside resort boasting an array of family entertainment facilities.
A fantastic weekend away enjoying the great British summer in Clacton-on-Sea in Essex. Beautiful sandy beaches combined with a classic wooden pier make this a popular destination for day trippers and holiday makers alike.
Class 308/1 and Class 309/2 electric multiple units Nos. 146 and 612 respectively at Clacton-on-Sea station on Sunday 3rd September 1978. I had travelled to the Essex coast on a day excursion that started from Taunton. My notes record that I then took No. 612 back to Colchester with the 14:26 Clacton - Liverpool Street service.
1Q97 0932 Welwyn G.C. F.D. to Clacton-on-Sea Network Rail test train operated by Colas is seen passing through Mistley station on route towards Manningtree at 1619. No 37099 takes up the front.
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