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I came for the Fenny Compton MOD move and left after the Reservoir Junction, engineers.
I was expecting something a little different on both trains, a 67 on the former and a Colas er, Ched, on the other. Sods law...
In the meantime between passenger trains, I watched the progress of turf being lifted in the field to the right, in the undeniable knowledge that after this train, a nettle, thistle and bramble strewn path awaited my untrousered legs.
Double felicity.
66116 at Hatton North Junction on its way to Bescot.
View towards Söder Mälarstrand from Klara Mälarstrand in Stockholm, Sweden. The spires of the Högalids Kyrka can be seen in the background. Taken on a recent office outing to the city with Comprehensive Design Architects (CDA).
This bog habitat located along the Rocky Ridge Trail was covered in Cottongrass and ripe cranberries scattered between the sandstone boulders.
This sod building (1863) once accommodated Chinese workers on Ashcroft Ranch, 11 km south of Cache Creek, British Columbia, Canada.
A classic location, sun's out and there's a 37/4 on a revenue-earning passenger working in 2015.
One doesn't wish to sound ungrateful but it's unfortunate that the diagrams weren't reversed and this had been 37401!!
Anyways; it is what it is and 37409 leads Saturday's 14.33 CAR - BIF around Redness Point in front of a gallery of five.
A veteran counterman mixing fountain drinks at the Lexington Candy Shop & Luncheonette. This is, I'm told, the oldest family owned luncheonette in New York City. Although there have been a few additions, the menu remains substantially the same as it was when the store opened in 1925. Some of the equipment, like the malted milk machine, dates from the 1940's, which is also when the shop was last renovated. The owner, now in his sixties, started working here when he was a teenager, and the staff, like this vigilant counterman, has been around, pretty much unchanged, for decades. With a younger son in the wings and a long term lease in hand, the Lexington Candy Shop should be around for many years to come . I hope so, for this is one store that actually is unique and could never be replaced
This is a view of the Dolly Sods area looking along the rocky ledge back to the north parallel to the highlands.
Not the planned location i wanted Tree's the one tree i wanted was a little bit busy with two police cars , so i then thought Caerphilly castle as the skies were perfect for the ND1000 however they had drained the lake for cleaning etc etc aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh so back to the tree i wantred and yes the police were still in the field , so it was Tredegar House for the Tree's there !!!
Sod it why not post this one. Was going to keep this for later but I thought it might brighten up someone's day
I found this sod farm outside of Woodstock, Illinois. I took this pic just after dark.
This is currently the top favorited picture from my photostream.
The Dolly Sods wilderness is around 4,000 feet above sea level. This is the view from Bear Rocks Preserve looking east.