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In my recollection (i.e. over the last thirty or so years), these wild ponies have only reached Mynydd Du in the last few years, whereas they were always very common further east in the central and eastern Beacons over that period. There are some fearsome barbed wire fences to be traversed in the western Beacons (e.g. at Cefn Cul), put up to restrict movement of farm livestock.
I may be completely wrong here and they were always hiding in plain sight!
DB Cargo 66090 on the last leg to East Midlands Gateway Terminal with the 4M79 08.00 departure from Felixstowe South
Alternative crop of an earlier post
Vibrant recollections of Devils Point.
Photographed by Tink.
Photo taken at Devils Point maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Devils%20Point/221/55/23
Recollections of this particular photo session at the Tsim Tsa Tsui Star Ferry Bus Terminus are still quite vivid, even getting on for 28 years after this view of smart advert-liveried KMB Dennis Dragon / Duple-Metsec S3N27 was taken as it arrived from Lai Chi Kok on a Saturday afternoon 6A.
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"Reveal a moment of human introspection within a bustling environment. Evoke the viewer to identify their own moments of reflection." - Brian Sokolowski SPNC #23
South Bank, London
My recollection was that 2015 didn't see many misty mornings - or when they did I wasn't there! Luckily enough I was successful one morning. Enjoy...
Model — Zap, zap.ogo-spb.ru.
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© Photo — Terence Wennink.
July, 2013/2014. Agde, France.
I found this shot from my day at the beach last weekend. I'm new to adding lens flares to pics in Photoshop so hope this looks ok. I love the simplicity of this and I just love it because I adore walking on the beach. This isn't my print, it was a child's footprint that looked picture-worthy to me.
Ten years ago - and I have absolutely no recollection of taking this, even though my records clearly show that on 4th February 2003 I was stood here at Leytonstone in the bitter cold that roars through this pretty decent photographic location, recording an extensive rail job. As First Capital's stuff invariably migrated west, so did DWs replace the wretched RWs at Beeline Slough, and this is DW 95 (JDZ 2395). For some reason it's come back to Rainham and has been turned out on the W19!