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May 30, 2020 20:34 |  #6046

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Jun 01, 2020 04:51 |  #6047

Swiss Toni wrote in post #19062869 (external link)
This was an organised photo charter where an invited group pay to photograph a train on a preserved line and the group is then transported on the train to various spots on the line to take a variety of shots.

In this particular instance we all had to travel in the two brake vans at the rear (see shot below) and when we arrived at a suitable spot we would decamp and the train would back up and do a couple of run pasts.

When we were finished everybody climbed back into the brake vans and off we went to another spot which is how I managed to take the shot.

Just a heads up re. photo charters, this is how many photographers were on one charter, which sometimes limits ones creativity............​...and personal space in the brake vans :lol:

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Jun 01, 2020 06:05 as a reply to  @ Swiss Toni's post |  #6048

serious stuff
how many people fall off their ladders? I could just picture ladders precariously placed on rough ground, jostling for the best view.



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Jun 01, 2020 06:28 as a reply to  @ Swiss Toni's post |  #6049

OMG, that’s a lot of photocatchers.


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Jun 03, 2020 08:37 |  #6051

Every year I buy a calendar with TRAIN shots in it for each month. Several years ago this image was in the calendar and I was really surprised how they could LIFT a 200 ton steam engine like this and move it across the room back in 1924. This really blew me away! I scanned this photo to be able to keep it.

I just again remembered this photo and wanted to share it here with every one.

Enjoy!

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Jun 03, 2020 10:15 |  #6052

Royal Mail Train 325009 passing garstang Shieldmuir Mail Terminal to Warrington Royal Mail(Dbs)

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Jun 03, 2020 15:51 as a reply to  @ Inspeqtor's post |  #6053

Charles that's fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
Certainly a hurculean effort
Those old railway workshops are, as said there, a collection of skills and machines.
Magnificent to wander through if any has the chance.



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Jun 03, 2020 23:41 |  #6054

avondale87 wrote in post #19073444 (external link)
Charles that's fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
Certainly a hurculean effort
Those old railway workshops are, as said there, a collection of skills and machines.
Magnificent to wander through if any has the chance.

I am glad you enjoyed it as much as I also have!

Thank you Richard!!


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Jun 05, 2020 20:03 |  #6055

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Jun 07, 2020 05:49 |  #6056

07 Sept.19.
I had just purchased a Tamron 70-300mm for the landscapes and such that are so bountiful in my neck of the woods.
I went down to the Conway Scenic Railway to shoot the train's approach.

As they were switching the engine, I caught this wee one looking out the window.

Sadly, I was not able to contact the mother before the train departed back to it's station of origin.
I had not posted these anywhere, as I was a bit uneasy about posting pictures of other's children, but with the passing of time, and such a friendly site such as this, here are my "Little riders".


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Jun 07, 2020 08:20 |  #6058

Pendolino at Preston gone now for good virgin lost the contract:cry:

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Jun 07, 2020 11:00 |  #6059

Eidelweiss wrote in post #19075032 (external link)
07 Sept.19.
I had just purchased a Tamron 70-300mm for the landscapes and such that are so bountiful in my neck of the woods.
I went down to the Conway Scenic Railway to shoot the train's approach.

As they were switching the engine, I caught this wee one looking out the window.

Sadly, I was not able to contact the mother before the train departed back to it's station of origin.
I had not posted these anywhere, as I was a bit uneasy about posting pictures of other's children, but with the passing of time, and such a friendly site such as this, here are my "Little riders".


Oh that brings back some memories, painful though. I remember during my childhood Back in Sri Lanka every school vacation was a train ride to my cousins in the country or seaside. I cant remember the many number of times those window shutters have slammed down our fingers!


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Jun 07, 2020 13:26 |  #6060

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Oh that brings back some memories, painful though. I remember during my childhood Back in Sri Lanka every school vacation was a train ride to my cousins in the country or seaside. I cant remember the many number of times those window shutters have slammed down our fingers!

Ouch!!! I am so sorry to hear that! I am guessing/hoping your fingers never were broken??


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