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Direct Rail Services 68017 'Hornet' powers past Brindle in the last bit of sunshine whilst in charge of the 1Z91 Leeds to London Euston Northern Belle. Seen here on the 17th September 2016. 68016 was on the rear.
Ralph and Peter just walked out to the end of this floating wharf with the intention of Ralph running back to me for this weeks shot. Unfortunately there was quite a swell coming in so the wharf was rocking quite a bit the further out they got. Ralph got a bit nervous and slowly made his way back to me. I had him sit so I could get a couple of shots as I lay on the wharf..
You can see a bit of spittle on his tongue showing how nerve wracking it was for him.
If you look closely to the left side of Ralph's tongue you will see two deeper lines. These are scars from porcupine quills he received while on the run for 3 months in the Maine woods after being dumped by his previous owners.....
LNER Thompson Class B1 61306 'Mayflower' pictured during a loaded test run passing Brindle. 02/05/2013.
Far from being regular on this working we have DRS tractors 37419 & classmate 37425 leading the Carlisle to Crewe engineers. Pictured passing Brindle in the gloomy conditions
Yes, we still have some snow especially on the woods roads and in the woods, but it is rapidly melting in the fields. Apparently Ralph has had enough and lept over several snowbanks that got in his way today.
Not the best of mornings to photograph the first Colas class70 to do a turn on the Preston Docks to Lindsey Bitumen tanks. Here we have a scruffy looking 70802 powering away from Bamber Bridge with the empties.
Ralph and I went into the yard today for photoshoot. I was hoping to get a comical photo of him with his ball that has teeth on it. He was not into playing ball and is not a dog that will hold things in his mouth. After torturing him for awhile we just decided to lay in the grass and enjoy the sunshine.
I took several shot with my regular camera and some with my iPhone. I fell in love with this one from my phone, so here it is.....
Amazingly, this picture was NOT posed. These are our 45mph couch potatoes using each other as pillows. =) Taken in very low light, so it's a bit blurry. I was just happy to snap a shot before they all got up and took off.
Wonderful 'spam can' Battle of Britain class 34067 'Tangmere' powers past Brindle with the return leg of The Cumbrian Mountain Express on the 12/04/2012.
43046 & 43055 near Brindle on the East Lancashire Line 10/05/21 with 5Z44 from Carlisle to Crewe via the S&C route - day one of a week of Locomotive Services' training runs; 5Z43 from Crewe to Carlisle and 5Z44 from Carlisle back to Crewe.
Getting an active 9 month old puppy to sit still even for the length of a shutter click is quite the challenge!
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I see blond, red, brown, grey. white ,sable. cool and warm feh!!! taken with my 50mm lens and fstop control ring and reverse mount ring.. .
Working 1Z29 York - Liverpool Lime Street passing Brindle near Bamber Bridge in very late December poor light.
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I don't post a lot of our commissions these days as I've had quite a few remakes for old wigs and I don't want to spam you all senseless with things you might have already seen c: however, this one was a bit different and a lot of fun to make!
Running some 2 hrs late gave me the opportunity to picture Colas Tug 60021 with the loaded Bitumen tanks bound for Preston Dock. Seen here passing Brindle.
DB Cargo Class 66 No. 66137 heads away from Northwich, taking the single track Middlewich line to Sandbach with 4F01, a VSTP empty hopper working from Pendleton Brindle Heath to Mountsorrel on 23rd January 2020. The track to the left is the chord allowing trains from Middlewich to take a westerly direction towards Hartford Junction and vice versa.
DBS shed 66206 pictured passing Brindle in lovely winter light. The loaded coal train was heading for Fiddlers Ferry Power station from Hunterston via the S&C.
Class 158 Northern Rail 158849 recently reliveried to advertise the forth coming Tour de France leg in England is seen here passing Brindle with a Blackpool to York service.
Class68 DRS liveried 68006 pictured passing Brindle on a Carlisle to Preston and back route learning exercise.
Another shot of Colas class 70 making it's debut hauling the Carlisle to Chirk logtrain over the S&C taken at Brindle. The train also consisted DIT grid 56105. I believe the 70 will be detached at Warrington leaving the grid to take the train forward to Chirk.