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Kestrel from the Ron Barker Hide at WWT Martin Mere, taken on the 25th October 2017 by Garry Oldfield
Woodpeckers Feeding from the Janet Kear Hide at WWT Martin Mere, taken on the 11th June 2017 by Garry Oldfield
Reflections in Oldfield pond.The pond lies on Oldfield Lane between the villages of Spaunton and Appleton le moors in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, England.
There is no obvious stream feeding this pond and I believe it is a dew pond with water running from the road to top it up
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OMMADAWN
Ab yul ann i dyad awt
En yabna log a toc na awd
Taw may on omma dawn egg kyowl
Omma dawn egg kyowl
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OMMADAWN
Daddy's in bed
The cat's drinking milk
I'm the fool, and I'm laughing
Fool is laughing
Steam Train 7029 Clun Castle coasts through Oldfield Park station due to 20mph speed restriction on the outward run of The Merchant Venturer from Solihull to Bath Spa/Bristol on Saturday 11th December 2021.
♬ Oldfield- Moonlight Shadow♬
En el majestuoso conjunto de la creación, nada hay que me conmueva tan hondamente, que acaricie mi espíritu y dé vuelo desusado a mi fantasía como la luz apacible y desmayada de la luna.
Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer
♬B Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart ♬
'Mayflower' 61306 chugging out of Oldfield Park bath with the Steam Dreams Excursion from Shoeburyness to Bath Spa on Thursday 26/5/22.
7029 'Clun Castle' blasts through Oldfield Park in the pitch black with the Merchant Venturer from Solihull to Bristol via Banbury, Swindon & Bath
"Glow in the dark rails"
Freight train ️🌇 through Oldfield Park against the after glow.
605Z 1543 Tytherington to Little Kimble
Departing on 20th January 2022
45321 Sherwood Forester makes it way through Oldfield Park, Bath without support coach - a rare sighting, on its way down to Bishops Lydeard for the Bristol Forty
43055 + 43046 Midland Pullman - Settle & Carlisle Pullman - From Bristol Temple Meads to Carlisle heads home through Oldfield Park Bath some 18 minutes late
Bristol and Bath were the destinations for two steam trains on Wednesday 6th October 2021. Saphos Trains ran a trip from the Severn Valley Railway with 46100 Royal Scot, and Belmond British Pullman with 25028 Clan Line from London Victoria. Due to cattle on the line near Oxford 46100 was held up so the Merchant Navy arrived first. While Royal Scot started the return journey on time, unfortunately Clan Line encountered shunting problems due to re-signalling at Temple Meads so was 84 minutes late leaving Bristol Temple Meads and 115 minutes late by the time she reached Bathampton after letting 3 IET's through. National Rail managed to do a reroute via Richmond so the tour was only 55 minutes late back to Victoria in the end.
Mike Oldfield: Moonlight Shadow
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Beethoven: Mondscheinsonate
With the UK gripped by a national rail strike affecting nearly all train operating companies The Great Western Christmas Envoy was the only train stopping at Bath Spa all day. Steam locomotive 70000 Britannia can be seen here pulling away from Bath Spa heading through Oldfield Park having just crossed back onto the correct line after taking advantage and running bang line through Bath Spa to drop passengers off. We were very lucky a freight train stopped before the station to let us all have a view as the red light meant he should have stopped through the station blocking our view.
"Heading home for the night"
Hitachi IET train ️🌇 heads home from London Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads seen here through Oldfield Park Bath in b&w/mono
1C20 1532 London Paddington to Weston-super-Mare
Departing on 20th January 2022
Avuí, repassant unes fotos que tenia ja arxivades he vist aquesta i...no sé, m'ha vingut al cap el tema de Mike Oldfield "Five miles out". Em relaxa, espere que tinga un efecte semblant en tots vosaltres :)
Today, while I was reviewing some shots on a filed folder I found this and...not sure why...the "Five miles out" Mike Olfield's theme has come to my mind. It relaxes me, I hope it will have a similar effect on you :)
Hoy, mientras revisaba algunas fotos que ya tenía archivadas he encontrado esta y...no sé, me ha traido a la cabeza el tema "Five miles out" de Mike Oldfield. Me relaja, espero que tenga el mismo efecto en todos vosotros :)
The final railtour for the year for 4498 (60007) Sir Nigel Gresley, as well as her last appearance in wartime black, with the Steam Dreams Christmas Excursion from London Victoria to Bath Spa. Seen here blasting through Oldfield Park.
Heading into the night - The 1823 Portsmouth Harbour to Cardiff
Central 25.5.20 seen leaving Oldfield Park near Bath heading into the
last sunset light of the night with the crescent moon present
Tubular Bells is the debut studio album by the British musician Mike Oldfield, released on 25 May 1973 as the first album on Virgin Records. It comprises two mostly instrumental tracks. Oldfield, who was 19 years old when it was recorded, played almost all the instruments.
The most important promotion for the record came from an unexpected source, when the introduction to Part One was chosen to feature in the film The Exorcist, which was released in the United States in December 1973 and in European cinemas in March 1974. According to British film critic Mark Kermode, the decision to include the music was the result of pure chance – director William Friedkin had decided to scrap the original score by Lalo Schifrin and was looking for music to replace it. Friedkin was visiting the offices of Ahmet Ertegun, president of Atlantic Records (which distributed Tubular Bells in the US), and picking up a white label of the album from the selection of records in Ertegun's office, he put it on the record player and instantly decided that the music would be perfect for the movie. Although the introduction only features briefly in two scenes in the movie, it has become the track most commonly associated with it. Oldfield has stated that he did not want to see the film because he believed he would find it too frightening.
Happy 50th Anniversary, Mike Oldfield!
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This "casona" has a dark mystery inside it, that's why I choose it to illustrate this wonderful piece of music
Read it in here:
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17th April 1987
45113 heading away from a hazy Manchester passing Oldfield Road, Salford with 12:53 Scarborough - Holyhead
Honeybee working away on a Hairy White Oldfield Aster
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Mike Oldfield ft. Maggie Reilly: Moonlight Shadow
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Oldfield pond with the last low rays of the sun. The pond lies on Oldfield Lane between the villages of Spaunton and Appleton le moors in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, England.
There is no obvious stream feeding this pond and I believe it is water running from the road that tops it up
Icons of British Fashion is the current exhibition at Blenheim Palace; we thoroughly enjoyed the room sets - each focussed on a different designer. This is Bruce Oldfield, our favourite… given a Sliders Sunday twist.
HSS!
Detail of the concrete facade at Elim Pentecostal Church, Halifax, West Yorkshire. Erected 1972. Designed by CS Oldfield with RW Wands of Rainham Timber Engineering.
A landscape, black and white version of my photo 'Simple Abstract 76'.
LSL Private Charter from Llandrindod - Weymouth Jersey Siding is hosted by D6817 (37521) + 37688 'Great Rocks' The pair are seen doubled up & making there way through Oldfield Park
1Z65 Llandrindod - Weymouth Jersey Siding 22/05/2022
Detail of the concrete style facade, but possibly fibreglass, at Elim Pentecostal Church, Halifax, West Yorkshire. Erected 1972. Designed by CS Oldfield with RW Wands of Rainham Timber.
Saturday saw two steam excursions through Bath. The first was black 5
44871 fresh from its Great Britain stint. It is seen here accelerating through Oldfield Park.
One of the best looking huts in the area with a verandah welcoming you to sit, relax and enjoy the views. Located in the top corner of the Kosciuszko National Park just a few kms before the NSW and ACT border.
Texture by Lenabem. Thank you very much, vielen Dank, Anna :)
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An amazing live Version of "Tubular Bells":
William Albert Stanley Bert Oldfield MBE (9 September 1894, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia – 10 August 1976, Sydney, New South Wales) was an Australian cricket player and businessman. He played for New South Wales and Australia as wicket-keeper. Killara Park is in the suburb of Killara and is named after him. It is located at the corner of Rosebery Rd and Koola Ave. It has a international standard cricket pitch, tennis courts, pre school, tree garden, pet walking areas and children's playground. 36008
A French-chateau-style mansion, restored to the 1930's
Oldfields, the former estate of the Josiah K. Lilly Jr., grandson of Colonel Eli Lilly, founder of Eli Lilly & Company. In 2002, the IMA completed the restoration of Oldfields–Lilly House & Gardens as the first phase of the IMA’s three-part, $220-million institutional expansion. At the center of Oldfields is the three-story Lilly House, a French-chateau-style mansion restored to the 1930s time period of the Lilly family occupancy. The estate also includes a formal garden, a tree-lined allée with border gardens, and a one-acre hillside ravine garden.
Música (abrir en nueva pestaña) / Music (Open link in new tab): Mike Oldfield- Pipe Tune.
Versión en blanco y negro de la fotografía del Castillo de Almenara (Puebla de Almenara, Cuenca), tomada justo antes de la caída del sol.
Se trata de una evocadora fortaleza del siglo XIV que, estratégicamente situada en la Sierra Jarameña, también conocida como Sierra de Almenara (del árabe "manārah", "lugar donde hay luz", señalando su posible origen como una torre vigía para hacer señales ) en las cercanías de la población de Puebla de Almenara (Cuenca), pasó por manos de la Orden de Santiago, del Infante Don Juan Manuel y de los Mendoza. Ya en el siglo XVI, pertenecía a la princesa de Éboli, doña Ana de Mendoza y de la Cerda, que lo había heredado de su padre, Diego Hurtado de Mendoza. Hay testimonios ya de principios del Siglo XVII indicando su estado de abandono y progresivo deterioro. Hoy día, se encuentra en un lamentable estado, evidenciando la poca estima que las administraciones (in)competentes, profesan hacia nuestro patrimonio, así como el escaso celo que aplican en su conservación.
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A black and white version of the Almenara Castle (Puebla de Almenara, Cuenca, Spain) photograph, taken just before sundown.
This is an impressive and highly evocative medieval stone fortress from the 14th century, strategically located in the mountains of the "Sierra Jarameña", also known as "Sierra de Almenara" (from the Arabic "manārah", "a place where there is light," noting its possible origin as a signal watchtower) near the town of Puebla de Almenara (Cuenca, Spain). Over time it passed through the hands of the Knights Order of Santiago, the Infante Don Juan Manuel and the powerful Mendoza family. In the sixteenth century, it belonged to the Princess of Eboli, Doña Ana de Mendoza, who had inherited from his father, Diego Hurtado de Mendoza. In the early 17th. Century there had already been testimonies indicating its abandoned,neglected and deteriorated state. Today, it is in a sorry state, a clear mark of inefficiency on the part of the responsible administration, highlighting the disdain for our historical heritage and the lack of zeal for its conservation from it.
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