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Promenade Gardens, Douglas. Find a bench!
Lacock Bakery just before Valentine day!
Steam Elephant passing a very old looking fence!
A limp wristed seagull on Texel Island
Fence and house at Giethoorn, Holland
Busy Bee and Purple Flowers
Musial gentleman sitting on the bench
Fairy Bridge, Isle of Man
Wansford station.
Fence over the pipe.
Pistyll Rhaeadr - Llanrhaeadr Ym Mochnant
Graveley Wildlife Pond
Reticulated Python
Would you like to sit in the river? HFF!
Common Hippo
Enjoying the sun!
A bench, a tree, and a notice board
Patel Family residence!
GWR prairie tank loco #4144
Happy penguin!
Chamonix - HFF
What am I?
Moon and Mill
Lady with spots on Tiger & Turtle HFF!
Stretham Old Engine and swans
Into the distance....Slowly!
Old Mill and Black Dike
Sitting on a bench in Istanbul
69 - Damselflies
Ferry to Greece. Lots of fences there!
Boat to Ireland - Many Fences there!
Solar Eclipse June-10-2021
Blue tit at home
Evening train into Kidderminster
Benches outside Oliver Cromwell's house.
Sunset over the river
Gas board at work! - Where are they?
Blue Tit leaves its house
Mini digger and fire
Bench around a tree outside Oliver Cromwell's hous…
Approaching Eardington field.
A Fence in Cherry Hill Park, Ely
Stretham Old Engine
That is my monkey!!
Castle Combe bench!
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A very short train!!
Locomotive is 'Peak' type 4, #D123 "Leicestershire and Derbyshire Yeomanry"
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Thank you for visiting!
I am pleased you found it interesting.
In the early days of railways the ONLY way to communicate from station to station was by electric telegraph. Hence poles were common along the length of almost all railways. If you look carefully, you will see that all the wires, and most of the insulators are now missing.
Best Wishes, a good week ahead, and keep safe!!
Peter
Thank you very much!
I'm pleased that you have enjoyed it!
Best Wishes, a good week ahead, and keep safe!!
Peter
Your visit is much appreciated. Thank you!
I am so happy that you like the scene.
Of course you know the place, and sadly one of the few remaining places to get nice pictures on this railway now.
Best Wishes, a good week ahead, and keep safe!!
Love Peter
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Your visit is most welcome. Thank you.
I am so happy that you like and understand the scene.
Certainly not a good time or place to fall off the pipe!!
Best Wishes, a good weekend, and keep safe!!
Peter
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