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One of my favourite species, with this one found roosting whilst still covered in early morning dew.
He doesn't stop .. this was about his 5th time up and down this rock! Very slippy day too as it was raining. Reminds me of this border collie song by Rich hall .. frenetic! (but wouldn't have it any other way!)
Watching the herd. The boy should work on a farm, maybe I'll hire him out. Related to the following picture...⬇️
On the Portuguese Camino. 'Last' Portuguese town before crossing into Spain. A favourite shot of mine from the entire 2 week walk.
The Border Collie is a British breed of herding dog of the collie type of medium size. It originates in the region of the Anglo-Scottish border, and descends from the traditional sheepdogs once found all over the British Isles. It is kept mostly as a working sheep-herding dog or as a companion animal. It competes with success in sheepdog trials. It has been claimed that it is the most intelligent breed of dog.
Trucks lined up on the Georgian Military Highway, awaiting their turn to cross at the Russian Border
Between Wangaratta and Glenrowan, CLP12, GM27, S311 and CLF1 get stuck into the grade with a load of grain from The Rock in NSW bound for Appleton Dock.
After an aborted mission at Tocumwal, I quickly scooted across to the North-East to try and intercept this train coming out of NSW. Victoria and NSW dropped border control measures at the end of October due to both states achieving an extremely high level of Covid-19 vaccination quickly, bringing their various outbreaks under control. Pretty much all restrictions are dropped, or are close to being dropped, in both states. The ACT and SA are now part of the same bubble, with QLD, NT and TAS joining by 20 December. WA is holding off until next year due to having slow vaccine uptake and large vulnerable remote communities.
2021-11-29 SSR CLP12-GM27-S311-CLF1 Wangaratta South 2CM5
The remnants of quite a substantial late March snowfall add some extra magic to this early morning scene. Despite the no-show of Spring so far this year, this shot still produced quite a varied range of attractive colours, helped out by the warm early morning light.
Ludlow on a sunny 18th April 1981, with Class 25 No. 25219 about to depart with a Crewe - Cardiff Central service. From memory, loco-haulage was re-introduced around this time, with Class 33s being introduced later to replace the Class 25s before the Sprinter revolution took place. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved