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This is the nest I can see from my kitchen window. It's just one of 5 nests in the area. We had a closer view and shot of it on our walk through the woods.\ Nice details in the large view.
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PS ... This shot was taken from below the nest, not from my kitchen window.
Seen from under a Scots Pine tree in Grove Park, a rainbow over Lodge Hill near Caerleon. A little bit of light shines through the clouds onto the hillside...
RT1702 is pictured crossing the lights having just served Bromley North Station whilst working over the 94 as part of the Bromley Christmas Shoppers Running Day
The railway bridge joining the West-London regions of Kew & Mortlake south of the River Thames with Gunnersbury and Chiswick to the north. Not to be mixed up with Kew Bridge, which is a road bridge, slightly upriver.
In the centre lies Oliver's Island, where a tollhouse once stood to charge passing shipping. The island is named for Oliver Cromwell, who legend says once took refuge there.
At the bottom of the image is the National Archives, while towards the top lies the M4 motorway, and beyond that the London Transport Museum Depot.
Shot from a flight home, with my Nikon D40, fitted with a Tamron 70-300mm F4/5.6 DI LD (Nikon AFS) lens and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
Over to Lewisham now, and we see LDP192 about to pull away from the Lewisham Centre stop. Of course the route now in the hands of Stagecoach
11011 YY18TMU in Selkent Envoy livery at Elephant & Castle working on route 136 towards Grove Park.
The open day at Catford had revealed this E400 MMC repainted into this Selkent Envoy livery. This one also had an interior refresh, the moquette being Misha Black, same one as what 10136 carried previously. Note the old London Buses logo pre-privatisation.
30939 Leatherhead between Hither Green and Grove Park heading the 09.15 Charing Cross - Dover taken from a moving train on an adjacent track on 22 May 1952. A colourised b/w print taken by C. R. L. Coles.