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The inch high people of Little England are back from their holiday. They thought it good to get away before the ankle biters break up for their summer holidays and the prices double.
Today they’re celebrating the launch of a new mobile telephone service. The telephone box can be operated from anywhere on the UK rail network, it being mounted on a flat wagon coupled to a brake van. The brake van contains batteries and a radio transmitter to link to the GPO exchange.
Of course many of our usual characters are here…. From left to right, not so celebrated photographer Ivan Locksmith (he took this photo using a self timer delay) casually poses puffing on his pipe smoking something from his greenhouse.
Retired boxer and wrestler Gaylord Grip props himself up on the brake van, his new job being ‘technical brute force’ to assist the back room boys in the brakevan technical area. Of course Royalty Liz & Margo are here to make to first telephone call (probably to call the pub to see when it opens). No event would be complete without our professional gin testers.
Up on the tank, Neil and Neal are having a staring competition, they’re a couple of odd lads, you’ve probably met them at railway shows doing DCC demonstrations.
Of course no event would be complete without smooth talking local bounder, cad and ladies’ man, Terry Tuttle-Thomas-Smythe, and definitely not a ladies’ man, straight talking Barry Bullhead from The Ministry of Misery. They’re almost certainly involved, though something tells me the concept of a railway mounted ‘mobile telephone’ needs somewhat refining. But we must never get in the way of ingenuity, however flawed it might at first appear.
Pete & Dud are operating the engine, and will nip back in to the cab in a moment. Pete has spotted something on TTTS’ hat, it’s possibly something to do with a seagull that flew over a short while ago. Bill from the Old Bill also has his eyes on TTTS, that is nothing new to be honest.
And finally to the right, part time tap-dancing railway guard duo, service station and cafe owners Messrs Leigh & Delamere are performing one of their signature synchronised tap-dancing and mime acts in celebration for the camera.
I like to spend time in my car....listening to music, reading, whatever. I'm not sure why. Maybe I don't want to feel so trapped.
I thought I'd try my Samsung Galaxy S7 edge for a bit of streetphotography. It turned out pretty decent. The focus is lightening fast and so making candid shots very easy.
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Seen along US 46 in Western NJ is this sad sight of an old Pullman Dining car, once part of a restaurant, but now sitting idle and deteriorating, as the place has been out of business a number of years.
The car is physically built into the side of the restaurant. The buildings were in terrible shape and it's apparent this place has been closed for some time. This old rail car is probably the most valuable thing on the property.
Inside, the tables were set, as if dinner were going to be served today. Unfortunately I couldn't get a good shot inside, and it was raining.
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Experimenting with SlowShutter today. The weather turned very wintery last night. So I took the train to work today which gives me the opportunity to take some photos.
My friend is expecting a baby girl in January. She has two cats, so I made a birdie mobile, which I thought would be a fun addition to her home. Let's hope there won't be any cats swinging from it soon;-)
The second AEC Double Deck Bus we found that morning used as a Caravan was this Park Royal bodied AEC Bridgemaster B3RA
Which had been new to Western Welsh Omnibus Company (687) during January-1959
Going to North ( dealer ) Sherburn in August-1971 , who then sold it to the independent operator Gilbert , Bovingdon , Bedfordshire during September-1971 .
They subsequently sold it on to a group of people for use as a Mobile Caravan in September-1977 . They then "named" the vehicle Gilbert !
PBO687 is seen here in a Public Car Park at Sandy , Bedfordshire .
17th-August-1980 .
Conwy, North Wales. Now that many high streets are losing their bank branches, and even cash machines in some cases, is this the alternative perhaps? I couldn’t see a member of staff inside, so no one to help if customers have queries or problems. Even bank branches that remain open seem be to offering limited hours now…Whatever happened to customer service?