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An alternative image to the one I uploaded yesterday whilst the train is still much closer to the tunnel
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If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now...
I was rather sad to learn that Hancocks butchers in Stoney Middleton is to close for good this Saturday. The farmshop has been run by six generations of the same family since they first opened n 1829. So no more of their delicious award-winning pork pies unfortunately.
Bringing back fine memories of my childhood, TSBY... GLC 394 and 393 depart Middleton with 31 cars to take back east.
Out for a walk on Middleton Moor when it actually stopped raining for a while and a beautiful sky presented itself to me...
66778 due to work 6E85, the 8.10 Middleton Towers to Barnby Dunn Glassworks loaded sand sits under the loader at Middleton Towers. The former Middleton Towers railway station sits redundant in the foreground, Friday 24.3.23
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If you view my pictures pretty regularly then you know by now that I have a creek where I take my dogs to run. Well across the road from the entry to said creek is just the glimpse of a barn in the trees. If you have read my profile my first draw to photography is a passion for old barns. My husband happened to be home early yesterday and we decided to take the dogs to the creek. When he saw the barn he asked if I had phtographed it yet. Well there is a private drive that I have to enter in order to gain perspective so, being that it is usually always very early and me being alone as well, I hadn't ventured. So being a prime oppurtunity off we go. My husband being the biggest talker of the two of us jumps out as I pull up the drive with people coming out to see who was there. I grab the camera and he is making introductions. Well as it happens this land has been handed down generation to generation since 1837 in the Middleton family. The house and barn are original. The house has had some additions but still maintains the original structure since the early 1900's when additions were added. You know how when you tend to be around some old places and you get the creeps well not this place at all. It has warmth and charm I hope I captured a bit of. An antique buyer would go wild there!!!!! They are everywhere. Old farm implements an old refrigerator as you see. Tons of stuff. I was welcomed back anytime with a promised tour of thier family cemetary on the place as well as inside tour of the house. I wll definantly be back with notepad ready......VERY COOL!!!!!!!!