Polyrus' photos with the keyword: HFF

St Mary the Virgin, Parish Church of Swanage. HFF folks!

...and Brandon Hill Park fence, in Bristol. HFF!

The brickwork gives a sense of scale yet I think the fence is to to deter scaling. HFF!

...on the East Lancs Railway in 1995. This loco colloquially known as a 'crab' was built in 1927 and withdrawn from service by British Railways at the end of 1966. Almost twelve years later it was rescued from a scrapyard in south Wales and restored. HFF!

The scene looking through my window into the next plot. The demolition of the nice 1950s bungalow took 3 months and on the same footprint the construction of 4 x 3-storey town houses will take another 3 months! All this follows on from a similar project which lasted for 4 months over the winter in the plot on the other side of here. Not exactly a comfortable environment but many have a far greater suffering to contend with. It is unlikely I will be able to reply to all comments today but I will try. HFF with best wishes to all.

A scan from the original Agfa slide showing the A1X 'Terrier' loco 32636 leaving Havant with the last "Hayling Billy" branch line passenger train to Hayling Island 3rd November 1963. The line was soon ripped up after this event and the bridge across Langstone Harbour was blown up, although the foundations survive to this day. So does the Terrier loco which was withdrawn shortly after this day and was at the time the oldest locomotive working on British Railways (having been built in 1872). It is now preserved on the Bluebell Railway in East Sussex where it arrived early in 1964. HFF and enjoy the day, although the UK weather is not expected to be as good as in this November shot.

HFF to the people!

...fenced off from the jungle. HFF!

...at Chinnor station. HFF! Explored!

HFF to all. Explored!

But now there is renewed hope. HFF!

To help save us from falling into a pit of despair. HFF!

7752 pulling against 46441 at Bury on the East Lancs Railway. A scan from a 35mm SupaSnaps slide. HFF folks! Explored!

...apart from what can be seen in the photo. HFF! Explored!

HFF Down Under .. and then to the rest Explored!

...didn't they make fish cakes as well - from sprats? HFF to the people!

... at least there is some kind of a monument framed behind it. HFF and HNY! Explored!

Mertens Fashion House is wedged between two buildings which look rather plain in comparison. It is one of the newest developments on the 4.5 km long Nevsky pr. and was built 1910-12 by Marian. S. Lyalievich in the the art nouveau Neo-Renaissance style for Mertens Furriers. Zara and Zara Home, one of the world's largest fashion houses opened an outlet at this address a few days before I took this photo at 02.30 one morning. I've just got through this morning without realising it is Friday, so this is a late submission. HFF and a Merry Christmas to all. Might need to go large to see the fence ;-)