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Best laid plans 1. Arriving early at Slittingmill found lovely morning winter sun for the second week running for a Tyseley GWR loco, but there were some shadows across the line. But in the end these didn’t matter too much.
Collett ‘Castle’ 4-6-0 no.5043 ‘Earl of Mount Edgcumbe’ made a terrific sight (and sound) as she headed the Tyseley Warwick Rd-York “Christmas White Rose” past the crossing at Slittingmill, near Barrow Hill.
It was nice to see friends Alan Burkwood, AlanP, and Trev (JoeJoe) and Robin in the large gallery that congregated for the ‘Castle’.
I spent about a week cycling around the Faroe Islands. As I rode along the way to Saksun, I was suddenly struck by a terrible blizzard. When it finally opened up again, the whole valley showed itself in all its glory.
My Canon Eos 7D hung around my neck throughout my visit but was scarcely used. I fired my pocket camera much more. At least here its lens barrel proved useful as a prop for a visual pun.
Hiding in plain sight while always keeping an eye on what is happening: A skill only true ninja cats have...
Taken in Arthur's on the Green, a beautiful boho bistro in a converted public lavatory in Twickenham
Snow White (mixed breed) & Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali), 14.03.2014.
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And who doesn't enjoy a pretty sight? I know that I do. Well, I thought that this was such a sight and I wanted to share it.
Sitting atop Devil's Head is the Colorado Devil's Head Fire Lookout. Originally built in 1912 and then reconstructed in 1951, to make it a bit larger to accommodate more equipment. At 9748 ft in elevation, the 14 ft. square cab has a 360 degree view of the surrounding National Forest area. This walkway.....is only about 2 ft wide.
If you would like to read other information regarding this spot which is now apart of the National Historic Registry click here .
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As if looking through a spotter scope, the Thames River is viewed from the upper terrace at the Sky Garden, London.
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My first dome sighting tonight in my kitchen.
No doubt as they get stronger & brighter I will see more of them ;-D
Leopard sighting at Pilanesberg.
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Certainly not the best photo, but there's a bit of a story behind this one.
In summer 2012 we attended the air show at Avord, but this event was below par, partly because that year, the higher powers decided that only French aircraft would be present.
I don't think we bothered with a flying programme but had to leave just before 5pm in order to get back to Paris at a reasonable hour. But we had only been back on the open road for a few minutes when this formation came into view - two Mirage 2000s in formation with a KC-135 tanker.
The KC-135 is one of three additional aircraft acquired from the US in 1994, these receiving extensive updates before arriving in France. The one in my photo is 525, derived from its US serial of 62-3525.
Les Chapelles, near Avord, France
1st July 2012
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The first sighting of one of the young Kingfishers occurred on the day prior to them fledging. This first glimpse was just the end of a beak but we were excited. Maybe if we had a view into the nest we would have seen them earlier.
(Clare)
NSE-liveried 50035 'Ark Royal' approaches Didcot North Junction with the BR Table 116 1F79 17:00 Oxford to London, Paddington Network Express.
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