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294 857 ist im April 2011 auf der HKM-Bahn mit der Vormittagsübergabe in Duisburg-Wanheim auf dem Rückweg nach Duisburg-Hochfeld Süd.
I've always been fascinated by the little towns and buildings that spring up alongside model railroads. Some of these layouts are incredibly detailed. As a kid I imagined myself shrinking down to an inch tall and being able to wander around in the little villages and watch as the plastic trains rolled by. More escapism for sure. Now that I've grown up, those thoughts are still there, but the landscape has morphed from quaint villages to cemeteries, abandoned houses and collapsed barns. Funny there never seems to be any people in any of these places, just me.
R761 & D3 639 power their respective trains out of the dip approaching Lara with Steamrails '50th Anniversary of Vintage Trains' specials. 30/10/16
VH45239 (BF67GMU) seen at Euston Bus station on the other side of where it used to terminate. It’s switched stands with 68
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Red Deer stags following a battle deep in the braken emerge into the meadow to parallel walk and bellow. A procedure normally done in reverse.
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My wife lent me her eyes for this shot at Blenheim Palace, I loved the reflections of the Palace and the people going about their day. It seemed to add a dream like feel to the whole event.
We were all waiting for Jamie Cullum and Gregory Porter. The weather was amazing, the music superb, a great way to spend a day.
Worth viewing large so you can see whats going on in the reflections :-)
Mark x
parallel | ˈparəlɛl |
adjective
lines, planes, or surfaces side by side and having the same distance continuously between them: parallel lines never meet | the field was ploughed with parallel lines.