Job done
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With his K20D now glowing hot from the glorious sunshine and rapid fire! John takes a minuet to watch the Duchess pass by.
26/05/2012 - 23:00Cliff-P
CategoryTransport
LensN/A
ISO500
Focal Length70mm
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Posted 27/05/2012 - 09:31
good shot Cliff, far better than shooting ruddy ducks at Martin Mere
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Posted 27/05/2012 - 11:31
john941 wrote:
good shot Cliff, far better than shooting ruddy ducks at Martin Mere
good shot Cliff, far better than shooting ruddy ducks at Martin Mere
Lol, not quite the same john no.
pgweber wrote:
Good to see a steamer with a long train in tow, Cliff.
Good to see a steamer with a long train in tow, Cliff.
I think she had twelve behind her Peter, not that you can tell just by looking at the loco!.
Cliff.
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Posted 28/05/2012 - 14:32
The loco had 12 on, including the support coach. I got a shot of it later in the day at Carlisle. That's a fine action shot of the now-green Duchess Cliff. Must say I preferred it in red.
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pgweber
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I am reassured to see the wires are still up at Winwick, because Johns' pp work had me confused.
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