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Heading a goods at Sutton Cross on the NVR, D4 with the lines goods train during the 3 Peaks Diesel Gala.
A dull January morning in 1998 sees 31420 propelling a pair of Tiphook rail tankers to be loaded with Sulphuric Acid into the Hays Chemicals plant at Sutton Oak. The plant had opened in February 1970 under the name Leathers Chemicals and operated until April 2002 with rail traffic ending during September of the same year.
Freightliners G&W liveried 66413 heads north at Kings Sutton working 4M67 (14.17) Southampton - Hams Hall lightly loaded liner on 2/8/18.
The Parish Church of Saint Mary
Detail of stained glass window
Long Sutton is a small market town in the Lincolnshire fens close to the border with Norfolk.
The parish church is dedicated to St Mary and sits close to the market place, the grand nave was built in the late Norman period, it has an early 13th century tower only just attached to the south-west corner of the south aisle, the tower stands on four splendid arches long since filled in.
The 13th century timber spire covered in lead is 162 feet high and is one of the earliest well preserved lead spires in England.
The Fenlands of south-east Lincolnshire, west Norfolk and north Cambridgeshire are rich in medieval ecclesiastical architecture, because of this the area is sometimes referred to as the "Holy Land of the English".
The Parish Church of Saint Mary
Long Sutton is a small market town in the Lincolnshire fens close to the border with Norfolk.
The parish church is dedicated to St Mary and sits close to the market place, the grand nave was built in the late Norman period, it has an early 13th century tower only just attached to the south-west corner of the south aisle, the tower stands on four splendid arches long since filled in.
The 13th century timber spire covered in lead is 162 feet high and is one of the earliest well preserved lead spires in England.
The Fenlands of south-east Lincolnshire, west Norfolk and north Cambridgeshire are rich in medieval ecclesiastical architecture, because of this the area is sometimes referred to as the "Holy Land of the English".
Well..........I was on the way to work this morning and saw the fog through the window so stuck my camera in the car.......,can't resist a bit of fog me,as anyone who knows me knows........... ;)
Sutton park is on the way so I dropped in for a couple of shots,this is one of them.
Thanks for looking,
Chris.
CSX K313 splits NE Sutton turning west to Rockport to unload phosphate for export. ACL Colorlight signals still stand here.
46100 "Royal Scot" pictured passing through Sutton Park, hauling the 1Z60 Bridgnorth-York White Rose excursion.
31 464 heads what is believed to be 6M93, the 16:20 Morris Cowley to Bescot Speedlink feeder service as it approaches Kings Sutton.
The consist is mainly empty BOC tankers returning to Ditton
Panorama taken from Sutton overlooking Dublin bay. In the background is the Dublin mountains, the pigeon house towers and then the Wicklow mountains and Sugarloaf in the background.
Created by stitching a number of shots from the 70-300L.
45231 + 70000 "Britannia" lead the Bristol Forty railtour back through Sutton Park en route to Lancaster.
Virgin trains 47839 'Pride Of Saltley' heads north at Kings Sutton with 1M14 (14.18) Bournemouth - Manchester Piccadilly service on 25/7/02.