Underneath The Arches

[Digisnap]

These arches near Sedbergh are part of a now dissused railway.

[Mgdh]

Lovely shots. I like the way you've framed the tree in the first but I have to admit that #2 is my favorite. Lovely colours and a tranquil scene.

IMO it's a shame the railway line is now disused. Maintaining that bridge for running over would probably be beyond the resources of a preservation society though.

[Digisnap]

Lovely shots. I like the way you've framed the tree in the first but I have to admit that #2 is my favorite. Lovely colours and a tranquil scene.

IMO it's a shame the railway line is now disused. Maintaining that bridge for running over would probably be beyond the resources of a preservation society though.

Thankyou Mark.
This line was one that ran from Ingleton and connected with the North West main line at Lowgill, crossing many bridges and roads along the way. So yes it would soon bankrupt any preservation society in a short time.
But it wouldn't be wonderful to see a steam train crossing that lovely valley?

[sparker1]

I prefer the second, as well. Nice colors in both.

[malla1962]

Nice shots alan,I like the second one best.:D

[Dimitri_V]

Someone can only admire the architecture and skills that was needed to build it.
These days,well,steel and cement.:confused:

[Meerkat17]

Really like the first one Alan, It's framed nicely within that arch, with a nice blue and cloud backdrop also like the angle of the foreground grass bottom right. Spring shot?

Good capture

[philbyuk]

1st one does it for me to

[yakbut]

Nice clear shots.

[Buggbairn]

Those are great shots

I love to see the warm colours in a Photo that I imagine look exactly the same to the naked eye :)

[BIGTUFFGUY]

as good as the first pic is the second blows it away.

thanks

[John Ellis]

I like both images Alan.......excellent.

[bonzaisushi]

i love the green.

[Speedsixnine]

Number Two, the green does it! Although I do like how the tree is framed by the arch in number one.