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Wolverhampton Top Lock and lock keepers house on 11th July 1981, as in the background Class 87 No. 87034 passes on the approach to the town's (now city) station with a Manchester Piccadilly - Birmingham New Street working. Lock Street bridge, which spans Birmingham Canal Navigation's old main line, is on the left, while just above the rear of the locomotive is distinctive clock tower of the long closed and fire damaged Mitchells & Butlers Springfield Brewery. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
A pair of 37s head east at Lockes Sidings, as a train of spoil from Gascoigne Wood is unloaded for the Welbeck landfill. In the foreground were the tracks of the former Midland line to Sheffield.
It was a nice surprise to see a steam hauled ecs movement. 46115"Scots Guardsman" ambles down the slow lines at Winwick Lock with 5Z64 10.00 Carnforth Steamtown - Chester North Jn. Friday 24 November 2023. The class 47 on the rear has been removed in PS.
At one time there were two stop locks at Hall Green where the Hall Green Branch of the Trent and Mersey Canal meets the Macclesfield Canal. This necessitated two lock keeper's cottages with the brick on serving the Trent and Mersey and the stone one the Macclesfield. Today there is just the one lock with a small fall from the Macclesfield Canal.
Camden Lock on the Regents Canal in London. Camden Town is a lovely area to visit with it's markets and you can walk for miles along the canal from here. Photo taken with my Canon camera on a beautiful afternoon.
Mural advertising the Lock Bottom Blues & Jazz Club seen in Akron, Ohio.
Drone photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee.
Was originally known as Lockes Sidings, then when the spoil discharge site was built, it became Welbeck. Anyhow, 60072 is working a Leeds- Peak Forest stone empty.
During my first ever trip to Brooklyn Bridge Park, I saw all these locks on the guard rail. Some of them have really awesome character now after being battered by the weather. This particular one caught my eye and, therefore, became the subject of my photo! It was also the 1,000th image I've taken with my new camera! I guess she's broken in, now... :-)
[8/52] I found this padlock between others on a bridge parapet. people come there, put there lock on the bridge and throw the key into the water. on this way, they want to seal their love :) but this one looked like a locked heart for me. and the key for it lies in the water.....
this is of course another old shot, i still miss my camera, the same things as always...thank you for your comments yesterday, i was really confused because of these blogs and i'm still not sure. anyway, thanks, you really helped me (:
"Smile, it is the key that fits the lock of everybody's heart" - Anthony J. D'Angelo
Eye to eye with a red kite.
Pentax K-3
Sigma 150-500nn
Aperture ƒ/5.6
Focal length 150.0 mm
Shutter 1/200
ISO 100
KEYBOARD BUTTONS is the topic for the 31st of May 2011 (see description)
Num Lock :)
Explored: 5-31-2011
Climbing out of Bristol at Lock Lees footbridge is 47763 with the Swansea - Wembley mails.
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