Photos by Peter_private_box : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Tank engine #4561 sits in water, cold & unused, wheels rusty, sandbox empty.

Brush diesel # D1661 awaits its next duty at Williton.

Wild birds in the Garden. (Robin, Dove, Greenfinch, Goldfinch)

The sun sets behind Moel y Gest and reflects in Afon Glaslyn

George Heriot's School from Greyfriars graveyard + a pupil with a cello

Sunset over Llyn Peninsula, looking towards Pwllheli. A Pink Evening!

Class 9F #92212 leaves Williton under a stormy sky

Tank Engine #80104 and three coaches approach Williton, watched by a dog.

Class 9F #92212 climbs past an agricultural field at Bick Noller.

'Braunton' on a rainy afternoon in Somerset

Duke of Gloucester approaches Blue Anchor

King Edward I in the Somerset countryside

The beach at Blue Anchor. (Don't swim here!!)

'King Edward 1' at Blue Anchor, watched by a bird.

'Braunton' leaves Minehead on a Sunday morning

Duke of Gloucester climbs from Bishops Lydeard on a rainy evening

Class 9F #92212 leaves Stogumber on a rainy afternoon

Snow drift behind a wall on the path to Cnicht

Snow meltwater makes a cascade of waterfalls above the abandoned New Rhosydd slate quarry

"Smoke being blown in a gentle wind"! Kronospan, Chirk, United Kingdom

A small stream now runs where miners boots walked, in the abandoned 'New Rhosydd' slate quarry

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picture fan said:

Thank you very much Kicaj!

Best, Mario

Alex_Litvinov_ said:

Thank you! I try! Not a day without a frame!

Steve Drury said:

HA Ha indeed Nick :))

i was hoping the Buzzard would make its way closer to my location so i could get a clearer shot of it but it was suddenly sent the other way with two crows seeing it off from their area

best wishes .. steve

p maguire said:

Made for mono.Well done. Fav.

top spotter said:

Hi Alex1ce,Thanks for your like Best wishes Alan.

Peter_private_box said:

Hi Nick,

Thank you for your appreciation, and the awards. They are much appreciated. You are right, this was restored at Didcot, and an internet search for steam railmotor #92 will turn up a whole host of stuff. In all honesty I found this difficult to photograph in a meaningful way, since the power bogie and chimney is at the lower end of the gradient, so your generous awards make my efforts seem worthwhile.

Best wishes Peter

Peter_private_box said:

Hi Füsun & Nick,

I am happy that both of you have enjoyed this view, and for different reasons! Nick, this was my first time for seeing the railmotor in action, although the fireman seems to be having a struggle with it. My dear Füsun, I know we didn't see much of Llangollen railway, but I know you enjoyed our brief stop here, and the assortment of bridges. Thank you both for looking, and I'm happy you like it.

Best Wishes Peter

Steve Drury said:

Hello Alan thank you again i was a little suprised to see it working on a steam day but there was no sign of the Red 8F so perhaps this was standing in

best wishes .. steve

Steve Drury said:

Hello Alan thank you for your YS-L here .. i am pleased i got there on its last day to see it before moving on to its new location

best wishes ... steve

MaryAlice said:

Greetings, Elmunt, and thank you very much for your kind words.

Best regards,

Mary Alice

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Photos by Peter_private_box : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Tank engine #4561 sits in water, cold & unused, wheels rusty, sandbox empty.

Brush diesel # D1661 awaits its next duty at Williton.

Wild birds in the Garden. (Robin, Dove, Greenfinch, Goldfinch)

The sun sets behind Moel y Gest and reflects in Afon Glaslyn

Pallas Cat (A witches cat?)

Stanley's Cranes

Blackie House, Edinburgh

George Heriot's School from Greyfriars graveyard + a pupil with a cello

Sunset over Llyn Peninsula, looking towards Pwllheli. A Pink Evening!

Class 9F #92212 leaves Williton under a stormy sky

Tank Engine #80104 and three coaches approach Williton, watched by a dog.

Class 9F #92212 climbs past an agricultural field at Bick Noller.

'Braunton' on a rainy afternoon in Somerset

Duke of Gloucester approaches Blue Anchor

King Edward I in the Somerset countryside

The beach at Blue Anchor. (Don't swim here!!)

'King Edward 1' at Blue Anchor, watched by a bird.

'Braunton' leaves Minehead on a Sunday morning

Duke of Gloucester climbs from Bishops Lydeard on a rainy evening

Class 9F #92212 leaves Stogumber on a rainy afternoon

Snow drift behind a wall on the path to Cnicht

Snow meltwater makes a cascade of waterfalls above the abandoned New Rhosydd slate quarry

"Smoke being blown in a gentle wind"! Kronospan, Chirk, United Kingdom

A small stream now runs where miners boots walked, in the abandoned 'New Rhosydd' slate quarry

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