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Nunney Castle Photo Charter at SVR

Discussion in 'Photography' started by MrHillingdon, Mar 15, 2009.

  1. MrHillingdon

    MrHillingdon Well-Known Member

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    I went on a photo charter with 'Nunney Castle' at the Severn Valley Railway last Friday. Unfortunately the sun failed to materialise all day and therefore we were left with wall to wall cloud. My offerings can be found at my fotopic site if anyone is interested.

    Regards,

    Paul
     
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    I was quite pleased with pictures considering the weather didn`t play ball.

    Thanks to Matt and the crew (drivers Kev & Dave ) who always do us proud.

    My view on the day can be seen at http://paulmartin.fotopic.net/c1667136.html Click on pictures to view slightly larger versions.

    Regards
    Boatcove
     
  3. MrHillingdon

    MrHillingdon Well-Known Member

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    STREWTH!!!
    I look at your photos and the first thing I see is my ugly mug staring back at me! :smt118
    Bit of a shock, I can tell you!

    Paul
     
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    michaelh Part of the furniture

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    Hehe - looks just like you Paul!

    90% of mine have gone the way of the delete button, but I will put one or two up later. Irrespective of the weather, it was the usual good day out - many thanks to Matt, Kev and Dave =D> =D>
     
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    michaelh Part of the furniture

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    I've added 4 pics on mine
     
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    Nice photos there Paul, 8) I got the same type of trouble from the Gala two weeks ago but have the pics I that from the event have turned alright on my laptop. :)

    Jeff
     
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    Cheers, Jeff. See you at the lineside somewhere soon.

    Regards,

    Paul
     
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    michaelh Part of the furniture

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    Hi Paul

    it was a great day with 7802 on Thursday. I picked the easy turn so fired from Bridgnorth to Hampton Loade, and drove it back up the bank!
     
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    Excellent Michael!
    I hope you had Bradley barking?

    Cheers,

    Paul
     
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    michaelh Part of the furniture

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    Definitely - it was a lovely sound - even my wife commented on it - although she also said that I obviously liked blowing the whistle! =D> =D>
     

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