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66788 Approaching Bennerley Viaduct on the Erewash with 6O01 10.18 Scunthorpe Trent to Eastleigh long welded rail freight on Tuesday 7th November 2023.
Colour splash version of - Ruin of what used to be the wash house for Luskentyre Estate, on the Isle of Harris, Scotland.
Back in July, West Coast Railways announced that an orange and yellow Class 56 would be rostered to work one of the diesel legs of the Scarborough Spa Express from Carnforth - Scarborough via Skipton. It was an opportunity not to be missed, so I scoured the map for locations and this one cropped up, a few miles from Clapham. Despite a lack of timings between Carnforth and Settle Junction, I had to guess by finding a DMU working and using those times, we ventured down that Thursday morning, then the satnav caused a nightmare by sending us off the M6 a junction early and ended up going along some backroad to miss out Kirkby Lonsdale, despite that hiccup, we managed to get to the location in the nick of time, and before the rain!
Brightening up the place, Colas Rail Class 56, 56087 climbs away from Clapham (North Yorkshire) at Cragg Lane around 08:48 working 1Z21 08:18 Carnforth - Scarborough. WCRC Class 37, 37668 sat behind the loco for both trips, to provide assistance and what I'd assume is brake translation to the Mk1s. It would be replaced by 8F 48151 at York Holgate.
28th July 2016
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They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them - Extract from 'For the Fallen', Poem by Robert Laurence Binyon (1914)
This red Telephone Box in Ashbourne, Derbyshire still has a working payphone inside, whereas many now have defibrillators or some kind of local book exchange or are modern 'heritage' installations.
The humble red telephone box has a fond history with a variety of models through the years.
K1 (1925)
K2 and K3 (1930)
K6 (1935)
K8 (1970)
When the GPO was privatised in 1982 and taken over by BT (British Telecom), they introduced another range of kiosks.
From 1926 onwards, the fascias of Post Office kiosks were emblazoned with a prominent crown, representing the British government (of which the Post Office was an agency). The design was initially the "Tudor Crown", then in widespread use in government service.
Street.
A heated debate was close to boiling point.
"Ya can't park there mate!"
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With only a splash of colour, Northern's refurbished 170473 seen at Cheadle Hulme on a run from Arriva Train Care at Crewe to Neville Hill TMD
Captured Friday morning after waiting a little over 25min for the tram to come back past hoping that the busses don't splash all the water from the puddle before I could get a shot!
ISO 200 | 1/100 sec | f/7.1 | 8mm
With the Mon Calamari cruiser bridge completed, I immediately got the idea to use some specialised sand purple parts for some kind of engine room or engineering station within the ship. I think the sand purple makes for a nice colour splash and has a fitting "aquatic" vibe.
The bridge module can be stacked securely on top of the engine room to save some shelf space.
Here you go. You look like you need some colours to brighten your day. Something to remind you of times, so long ago, when spring and summer actually felt so much warmer than it does this year. Go ahead and dive right in. Oh, and: you're welcome!
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Following on of my flickr contacts wordpress blog (Leanne Cole - Excellent reading material and great photos) there has been an article about colour splash on xmas related photos so thought i'd have a go on this robin.....it has had a little spit toning added to the monchrome to give a slight blueish tint but think this works myself.....may change my mind tomorrow though...lol :0)
tiny Styphelia tubiflora,
Red Five Corners flower.
Daily Dog Challenge: Colour Splash; just a tiny one.
An attempt at Colour splashing i have done.Im not all that good at stuff like this so some feedback on how i can imporove would be great.The shot was taken at the 3 sisters track attack.
Poem.
Tobermory to Kilchoan ferry.
Across the Sound of Mull.
Trundle and lumber the superb Loch Sunart
to the isolated but incomparable
peninsula of Ardnamurchan.
A beam of light breaks the cloud-cover
and “super-troupers” the ancient
volcanic slopes of Ben Hiant.
Triangular flashes of colour splash the scene.
Skimming, dancing, darting yachts
brighten the five-mile channel,
beneath the vibrant green dykes, sills and former lava flows
of a long extinct supervolcano.
One perfectly intact blue basket just discarded. What a montrosity!
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