It was quiet a memorable day for me so I thought I would go for a walk and my wife came with me on this little jaunt
One of the first things I noticed was this tractor and seed-drill parked up
The gulls were out in the field gorging themselves
On the other side I spotted this guy who I thought was the driver of the tractor but I think he was meta detecting
Really could not believe my luck seeing this steam train on the track
Looking back towards where I had come from
This field had been harvested
The way we had come, you can just see the church by the tree
And the way home through the Bullshole Tunnel, that's my wife nearly through
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14 comments:
How lucky to see a steam train.
You found a bunch of great things to take pictures of on your walk. Thanks for sharing the pictures of your walk.
A fine series of photos! I'd love to see - and ride on - a steam-powered train. Something truly special about them.
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Nice walk there and lovely to see that steam train. Perfect timing!
Terrific shots!
That's what I thought
Better than I hoped it was
It's a long time since I have been on one
Yes just wish I had been nearer the bridge
Thank you William
I was surprised how many fields have been prepared for next year's crop when I was out walking the other day. I spent a lot of time on Saturday attempting to see a steam train which was due to pass through my local station - and failed. Maybe it was diverted via Oxfordshire!
I had noticed they had been harvested but like you did not realise they had been sown again
Hi Bill, Interesting shots around the field but the star in this post is the steam train. Wow ... great! Thanks for sharing and have a great day. John
A steam train?! Wow!
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