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The old Works Progress Administration (WPA) grottos built in the 1920s and 1930s were redesigned to house several large birds including the cinereous vulture and the Andean condor.
A visit to the OKC Zoo just prior to them closing their doors due to cold temperatures and freezing conditions.
A pair of 323's clatter over the Birmingham & Worcester Canal between Selly Oak and University working 2U22 Redditch to Four Oaks.
66127 arriving with the 4H05 18.07 Arpley to Tunstead empties as 66710 and 66751 have their trains loaded.
The kings and the queens of the butterflies had lived for eons in their land of enchantment. The doors to the kingdom had been closed for as long as all could remember. One day a king and queen came to the throne who wondered what it might be like to share all of their joys with whomever was outside of their kingdom. So very hesitantly they went and opened the gates………
My first image from the wonderful meetup this weekend in Vancouver. The model in this photo is Lizzy, who hosted our group of travelling photographers and her family was amazing! Driving us to these beautiful locations, cooking us food and desserts and laughing along with our crazy antics.
I can't wait to post more!
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97304 John Tilley and 97302 Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways are a touch secondary in this shot as they lead 1Z67 East Midlands Parkway to Pwllheli The Cambrian Coast Express over the Barmouth bridge .
Another look at 'Snowdon' loading the 6D37 12.27 departure to Hunslet, the edge of the quarry pit can be seen on the right. With hindsight I should have flown the drone higher to include all of the mining activity here.
So, that's something to be added to the list for our next visit, an event to look forward to as it's a superb branch for photography and twice we have been blessed with poor weather.
We were fortunate the loco on the train (see below), the company shunter 'Cracoe' was out of action waiting for a spare part - it was fixed by the following day. Less lucky with the mucky loco which had been cleaned by next day!
I may be guilty of trying to fit too much into this shot, but there is so much to see!
The flyover was built to provide a 70mph junction between the two lines from London Paddington - the train is on the route via Oxford/Reading and the single track is on the down line via High Wycombe. To the right of the loco is the up loop which the train was supposed to stop in but was slightly ahead of its booked time so continued without having to wait.
On the far left at the top of the image is the meandering River Cherwell which has spilled floodwater into the gap between it and the Oxford canal.
At the top left third a swing bridge can be seen, illustrated below.
'Armistice 100 1918 - 2018' with the 4O21 09.20 Trafford Park to Southampton Western Docks liner.
A mature Bald Eagle seen during a walk along the Sauer Creek Dyke in Abbotsford, BC. (19-01-07-0138)
Gallinula chloropus
"The heather was blooming, the meadows were mawn,
Our lads gaed a-hunting, ae day at the dawn,
O'er moors and o'er mosses and mony a glen,
At length they discovered a bonie moor-hen."
Robert Burns (1759 - 1796)
© Bill Brooks 2025
So with Brandon Routh showing off his mug in that beautiful Kingdom Come Superman suit, it got me all riled up for one of my all time favorite books ever published by DC. I’ve never quite been able to capture Alex Ross’ art style in my builds (and trust me I’ve tried), but this old Patreon Exclusive from last year (that was lost to the chopping block from my GoJ series from TWO years back) was the closest I’d come to mastering that hazy watercolor look.
At any rate, I figured I’d release it from the vault and share it with you because it deserves some love :)