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THis sheer determination of this tree to cling to life on top of this rock, The tree faces the southern ocean and is a remarkable slice of nature at her finest
After the early morning sun and blue sky it quickly turn overcast followed by steady rain. Riddles designed '5MT' 4-6-0 no.73156 heads past a very murky Woodthorpe with the 13:15 up Loughborough-Rothley local.
2020 GCR Winter Gala
India ink on paper
28" x 14"
2010
sold
Originally created for the Blab Show at Copro Nason. The theme of the show was "21st-Century Apocalypse".
prints available society6.com/jonmacnair/A-Grim-Hereafter_Print
Bulleid West Country Pacific 4-6-2 34046 "Braunton" passes a dull Lostock Hall Junction on 1z85 0945 Birmingham International - Blackburn Charter on 17/12/2020
At back you see the mountain range Niedere Tauern.
One of the most beautiful alpine pastures in Austria.
British Railways Class 7 70000 "Britannia" passes a very wet and dull Woodacre near Garstang,working 1z72 1332 Carlisle - Crewe via the Cumbrian Coast on 14/08/2019
So sad but if you had a great deal of money it could make a stunning town house or apartments (flats to us old people). It’s in the centre of Biggleswade which is very close to the A1M to London or Northern England.
The forecast for day 2 was pretty grim with expected rain and heavy overcast skies all day. Undeterred, we were up at 0515 to take a chance on Gary Beach. From pre-trip research we knew we would be arriving before the optimum tide height but pressed on anyway, despite the driving rain. Although the rain had eased a little on arrival, the lack of water around the beach stacks meant we weren't too pleased with the early efforts so headed back to the accommodation for breakfast, to dry out the soaked kit and to formulate a plan. That plan turned out to be a return visit to Gary just an hour or two later to coincide with the tide meeting the rocks, though the rain was even heavier now. For this image I picked out a lone stack just as the sea washed around it. I liked the contrast of the cool blue of the water and wamer beach tones and chose a higher viewpoint to isolate the scene from the horizon.
F-15C Eagle 84-0027 from the 493rd Fighter Squadron on final approach to its base at RAF Lakenheath, Suffolk. The two stars on its nose denote air to air kills; one Mirage F.1 and one Mig-23 during operation Desert Storm acheived while assigned to the 53rd Tactical Fighter Squadron, 36th Tactical Fighter Wing, based at Bitburg in Germany.