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Grosmont Horse Tunnel
Lambton Collieries 0-6-2T, No.29
Goodby to Grosmont
A bench over Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine, North West Aspect
Loch Katrine – down on the water’s edge.
Loch Katrine, South East aspect
Tree framed sheep
The pride of Loch Lomond
Greetings from Silverdale
Devils Bridge, Kirkby Lonsdale
The River Lune
Barley near the River Lune.
A pond, some reeds and a fence
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Ben Lomond from the north
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Herb on Tour
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Loch Lomond framed.
The hand of nature
Piethorne Bluebell woods
HBM from The Dukes Pass –higher waterfall.
Across Loch Lomond looking North West.
Ben Lomond looking Eastwards
Footbridge over The River Forth
On the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond
Get well flowers for Andy
Deep in the forest of macro
The Trossachs – Waterfall near the Lodge.
Dukes Pass. Trossachs.
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HFF – Back down the line.
It’s busy down behind the sheds in the workshop yards at Grosmont and the guys working on the NYMR have a lot to do. Pete is using his shunter to bring this big steam-loco crane back down the line so John has to switch those points around by pulling that white lever across. See Pip for more.
12139 is a Class 11 0-6-0 type of diesel-electric shunter, built to an LMS design at English Electric at Preston in 1948, shown here in British Railways black livery. The red Steam Breakdown Crane No 107 was built around 1929 and can lift up to 45 tons. This was in use, in its day, at Doncaster, Yorkshire.
Enjoy full size and have a great week.
Ps Names are fictitious
12139 is a Class 11 0-6-0 type of diesel-electric shunter, built to an LMS design at English Electric at Preston in 1948, shown here in British Railways black livery. The red Steam Breakdown Crane No 107 was built around 1929 and can lift up to 45 tons. This was in use, in its day, at Doncaster, Yorkshire.
Enjoy full size and have a great week.
Ps Names are fictitious
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Belated HFF, enjoy the rest of the weekend. Herb
Belated HFF, enjoy the rest of the weekend. Herb
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