Thanks, yes! The bridge really has survived well despite being submerged. It would be interesting to compare your photos to some of the area before it was flooded. Do you know when the reservoir was built, i.e. how long the bridges have been submerged?
I remember looking at Haweswater here in the Lake District when the water level dropped very low and remains of old buildings in Mardale Green village reappeared.

Be careful of a similar new Ama-zon seller, LK-WEB MEDIA who wants you to contact them before purchase. You really can't buy a brand new K-1 body from a dealer for less than £1300 to my knowledge!
They close down one rogue seller and another name immediately replaces it.

Thanks for sharing. Do you have a closer shot of the bridge, would be interesting to it it clearer?

'Cause Barrie needed to get a bit closer!

Ah right, I see, a sort of old colour film look.
Any others to come?

I have to say I could easily have fallen for this recently. I identified a bargain lens that tickled my fancy but didn't rush to buy it. I investigated Bellseal and found they were a real firm with a physical shop though thought it odd that a building supply firm were selling Pentax lenses so thought I would phone them first to make sure about it. They could have done it as a sideline or purchased the lenses for the stated purpose, advertising. By the time I went to phone the firm I found the lens had been sold so I took it no further. A near miss.
Vic, have you contacted Amazon (yes, let's see red about this) and your credit card co. yet? Quicker the better.

Thanks Ian, appreciated.

Some Youtube videos bemoaned the absence of 1:1 too. As if you couldn't crop the photo afterwards! Perhaps we were thinking Pentax couldn't run to a full 24x36 sensor so as a compromise perhaps offer us a 24x24. Well it took an age but we're there now.
I note Smeggypants was the OP for this thread, I wonder what his thoughts are on the K-1 (he seems to have vanished for the last several months.)
I think from my point of view, I can think of using the camera like I used to many years ago, with the same lenses if I choose to.
APS-C is just somehow different but both have their uses.

An interesting set, at least we both took something different! I quite like #6.
Regarding #3 the colour balance looks quite yellowish compared to the others, was that deliberate?

Again oh dear as in expensive! If only the train ran through from Leeds again you'd have avoided that.