All of these engines have a story to tell if we only knew. I like the way there are "pictures within pictures" where each has a separate part to play. ( "You're getting into the realms of fantasy there Jones") ...
I love the shots you have caught and shared. I am going to look up Tanfield on the internet. I love old trains, we were watching Songs of Praise the other day from the Museum of the Great Western Railway in Swindon, which we have never visited and it isn't too far away. http://www.steam-museum.org.uk/steam.htm or revisit the Watercress Line or the Bluebell Railway!! Have a great weekend, Jackie in Surrey
All of these engines have a story to tell if we only knew. I like the way there are "pictures within pictures" where each has a separate part to play. ( "You're getting into the realms of fantasy there Jones") ...
You're sure right there my friend, they are wonderful and the train is my fav.
ReplyDeleteI love the shots you have caught and shared. I am going to look up Tanfield on the internet. I love old trains, we were watching Songs of Praise the other day from the Museum of the Great Western Railway in Swindon, which we have never visited and it isn't too far away.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.steam-museum.org.uk/steam.htm
or revisit the Watercress Line or the Bluebell Railway!! Have a great weekend, Jackie in Surrey
I love all the rust and wood textures here -- they are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice post If you like engines you should visit York Railway Museum. (See one of my Older posts) Kev
ReplyDeleteWOW! these are soooo good.
ReplyDeleteJill
you are so talented, you transform the simple things in great art!
ReplyDeleteyour lovely comments make me happy today!!
Thank you so much