| Had my favourite job again last night and some beautiful weather as well which produced a lovely Sunset and then followed by a full moon. The job was a trip to Southampton from Bournemouth, back to Brockenhurst then 7 trips on the Lymington Branch after my break. Took the camera to work to try some different shots |
66552 accelerates through Bournemouth with the 6M42 Wool-Neasden sand train. Note the white HIA behind the loco which is a new addition to this rake of hoppers, 369032 Buy Print |
At Milepost 97 and 3 quarters, 1497 approaches Lymington Town with the 18.14 service from the Pier Buy Print |
Close up view of the Door Magnets that allow the Slam Door train to run in service, as long as this door retention method carries on working Buy Print |
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Thought i would try a Sunset shot from inside a 1st Class compartment. It would have worked if the windows were clean!!! Buy Print |
The Lymington Pier 'Totem' sign can be seen against the sunset Buy Print |
I seem to have a fascination with sunsets and cloud formations and take opportunities to 'snap' them when i can. This view was taken at just after 7.30pm Buy Print |
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Another interesting cloud formation taken just after 8pm Buy Print |
The moon peeps earily through the trees as 1497 waits to depart from Brockenhurst with the 20.59 service to the Pier Buy Print |
Arrival at the Pier at just after 9.40pm Buy Print |
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Another shot taken with the moon breaking the clouds was before we left Brockenhurst with the ECS to Bournemouth after the finish of service Buy Print |
Driver Diamond has just relieved Driver Palmer to take the ECS to the Depot from the station after the Guard (ME!!) had got off Buy Print |
