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LMS 6233 Duchess of Sutherland on the start of Tyseley Steam Trust's The White Rose, Birmingham to York tour, through Bordesley junction, Birmingham.. 17/6/2022
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
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Hi to my flickr friends, sorry I have not been able to catch up with your work recently, my health has not been great but pleased to say I'm on the mend now. So hopefully catch up with you all soon. Pete.
Taken for a friend's band, using my tilt shift lens. Discovered that I've lost one of my wireless remotes that made this a bit trickier than it should have been to take!
*disclaimer, nobody was run over by a train for this photo:)
Kittiwake, taking off from the cliffs at Dunstanburgh Castle.
The shot below was taken a few seconds before.
After being amazed watching them and photographing them, the noise of a plane that passed through the sky frightened them and flew away.
You can see the bottom of the lake another flamingo flying.
It is a wonder to watch them fly.
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Wheatear shouting at a Little owl owlet. Massive crop on this shot, but I love seeing the owlet peeping through the grass.
Just as the sun was rising over the marsh, the pair of swans took off into the morning air.
Burnham Prairie
Gulls are so common but I love photographing them for their beauty. They are great subjects for birds in flight too.
Same Red Shouldered hawk as yesterday's post but just a second earlier.
I liked this shot, too. So I decided to share it with you.
I was just so happy he stayed long enough for me to get a few shots of him. I hope he comes back again.
There are lots of these hawks in my area and I hear their calls all the time and often see them off in the distance. Rarely do they come this close to my house.
A real treat
WC engineer Bob Lewis has them in run 8 on the evening of June 16, 1994 as train 34 accelerates out of Trout Lake with 6543, 4151 and 589 leading the way.
The Twin Sisters. The North Twin is on the left and the South Twin on the right. This is the largest chunk of Olivine in the world. The North Twin is a favorite for climbers and off piste skiers.
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