26 April 2008

Near the summit County March near the borders of Caithness and Sutherland May 2007
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21 April 2008

The new Eurostar terminal at London St Pancras looking through the old entrance from Euston Road. Tuesday Wednesday 27 February 2008
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Norwich Cathedral Cloisters Monday 21 April 2008
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09 August 2007

A day in Newcastle and surrounding area
A rainy day over the Tyne on the
ferry via North and South Shields in July 2007.
How many old Geordies have made this crossing to work in the now long gone ship yards -what memories -what ruins -what future? The young today may not know the hardships of the past, but they are better off than their fore fathers ever were. Not many passengers on the ferry but this is mid day and the crossing is used a lot at peak hours. Three vessels are used in the operation, which is worked by NEXUS -the Tyne & Wear Public Transport Network. How long before the bridge or tunnel arrives?
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05 August 2007


Back at the Lynton and Barnstaple on 14 April 2007, two steam locomotive were at work.
The regular engine seen here is Bronllwyd approaching Woody Bay station at 13.18.
The railway has extended to Killington Lane and is now waiting funds to go beyond to Cricket Field Lane and Parracombe hopefully starting in 2009.
For further details please visit www.lynton-rail.co.uk or better still visit the railway off the A39 Barnstaple to Lynton Road.

15 November 2006


A Norwich to Sheringham train passes a farmer at West Runton in North Norfolk
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23 October 2006

St Helen's Church Ranworth, which many consider the cathedral of the Norfolk Broads.
It has a certain beauty and a tower which you can climb when open (most days during the summer season)
and view a 360 degree scene across the broads -well worth the visit as there is a nice church side tea room as well.
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In the early morning at Berney Arms on 05 October 2006
not a passenger anywhere -they are all behind me
www.berneyarms.co.uk
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05 October 2006

Berney Arms station - the most remote railway station in England at 08.30 on
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26 September 2006

They now have a train which will go at 180 mph, I wonder where all the investment money went? March station Cambridgeshire September 2006. Privatisation brings many benefits to the rail industry - really? Posted by Picasa
On stand by - the RNLI inshore rescue boat at Sheringham Sunday 03 Sept. 2006 Posted by Picasa
Clouds gathering over Bodiam Castle. This slightly 'warped' image gives a more dramatic touch to a common view of this National Trust property.  Posted by Picasa
Quite a common view of a Cabbage White butterfly feeding on a Budlia. Taken at the National Trust Scotney Castle Gardens in Kent Posted by Picasa
Ely Cathedral and sunset taken from a passing train on Sunday 24 September 2006 Posted by Picasa

11 August 2006

The National Trust Property Blickling Hall in Norfolk Near Aylsham in July 2006
An image taken to promote access to Blickling Hall by Public Transport.
For further details see www.nationaltrust.org.uk
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04 June 2006

View from the National Trust house at Coleton Fishacre May 2006
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Grasmere from a private landing stage near Ketbarrow
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Rydal Water from near Nab Cottage. The still of the lake at the end of the day. Easter 2006 in the Lake District with the Chelmsford Local YHA Group.
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19 May 2006

Scaly Anteater at Kirstenbosch Gardens Cape Town Posted by Picasa

18 May 2006

Sunset over the Cedarberg Mountains with an orange grove in the foreground taken from above Clanwilliam, Wednesday 10 May 2006 at 17.55 Posted by Picasa

17 May 2006

Dawn over Hobsons peak, seen from Elgin Farm near Underberg  Posted by Picasa
A chuckle Buzzard seen on a pylon near Underberg.  Posted by Picasa
View from the near the top of the Sani Pass road looking back towards South Africa and Underberg. Posted by Picasa
The road to the Sani Pass, from the South African town of Underberg to Lesotho. This is not a journey for the faint hearted as the road is unmade, unmetaled, more potholes than track, very steep with blind bends and only accesible on 4 x 4 vehicles and then only on a good day. However, the views are second to none. This is the view after crossing the border from SA into Lesotho with the Twelve Apostles mountains in the background. When at the highest point, there is a bar - the highest pub in Africa at 9445 ft above sea level.  Posted by Picasa
An early African Autumn dawn from Elgin Farm Cottage where we were staying, near Underberg.  Posted by Picasa

16 May 2006

A young cute Dassie on Table Mountain Posted by Picasa