Idyllic Photos from CR4ers

this is from steve uzzel, photographer from national goegraphic magzine.I recieved this morning.

morning we forward

quite, comfortable.

another camera

What's that????!!!!!! 3D WHAT????

How about this?

countryside railway station. I like that.

One of Hendrik's GOOZ cards will be sent to the first CR4 reader to get the location correct!

Location: In the bothy, 7 chains down the line from Dodman's Lane level crossing. Kettle's on.

Nope. Nice try, though!

Netley ...................

O.K. I give up. Where is it?

Can you please at least narrow the location down to a country? It's Friday afternoon and I really don't have time to go flitting about to every station across the whole globe before the weekend starts.

It's in deepest England.

Hi PWSlack,

Is that one of the small stations on the Carlile to Settle line?

Spencer.

Although the architectural style is similar to many of the Midland Railway's standardised buildings that can still be seen on the Settle to Carlisle line, it isn't on a Midland line, and the Settle and Carlisle is double-track throughout, excepting a short section at Ribblehead viaduct. Try again!

Bluebell line at Tenterdon ?

<weakens>

It is a heritage line, though not the Bluebell or the Kent & East Sussex, both of which have their own idyllic charms and are worth a visit too.

<Clue>

There is the remains of a major cement works a stone's throw away.....

Its not the Leighton buzzard railway line is it.... noooooo

Is it the unpronouncable one in Wales spelling starts with FFestinnog or sommit??

John

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This is a must see for any steam train enthusiasts... rather grainy footage...
I lived down on the South coast... it's the last days of the Hayling Billy which went from Havant to Hayling Island over a wooden trestle bridge (about 3 mins into the footage...)

It's gone now...
Del

what are they installing?

Dunno. PlbMak seems good at this sort of thing, especially with the Friday Afternoon picture quizzes.

They are installing a GAP between two girders (silly English humour)

Del

Hi Del,

Did you know that there is a bridge over the Atlantic here in this country?

Spencer.

old foto

River Thames, West Reading ...

is this also thames?

My photo is the Thames, don't know where Del's one with the bridge is.

This is a view in the other direction, looking upstream, and into the evening sun (taken at about the same time, on 7th June this year)

This is me working, well testing"> the product.

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Its a tough life but someone's got to do it.

Simon

Better call it "Horse Segway".

Suresh. Sharma.

You are a pony?

You do well on the computer, dear pony.

(The only being working in these pix is the pony; The statement was Heres me working; therefore, poster is the pony.

Perfectly logical.

milo

Yes this remember me the oldies Ford Mustang 1986-1993 awesone cars definetly. I did had one of those 1969 original for a while and that puppy camed allset to 'fly by' from factory, no any after market needs to make it move big time, incredibles, I missed out on that one, so shame on me, kicking myself out telling ya'.

Anyhow! thanks for sharing your great photos there. So far so good.

400Lbs.Torque,

MC

This is what I have to put up with when looking out of the Pub. The light green stripe is Australia. Just far enough away as far as we are concerned. Ah, and yes we do catch fish off the jetty.

Hi, ky

is it you shot from your film photograph?

the scene is beauty, but the color temperature is rather blue. were you shooting it with lamp type film?

or add a filter to correct the color temperature.

Played around with it on the computer till it was dead. Sorry.

These are my kids. It may not be idyllic but I like it.

It was one of those times where they were getting along real well instead of bickering like lots of siblings do,

leisure shopping.

Storm, Budapest

look like everywhere is combusting.

is there buda or pest?

My Garden

Please visit this web site for realy great pics also your interview with God: www.theinterviewwithgod.com. If you like then please send me your opinions on my e-mail:sureshsharma@yahoo.com.

Suresh.Sharma.

A small view of Aranjuez Royal Palace garden's, near Madrid.

I love to walk across that gardens!

Geeeeh... ! Those are all fantastic Buddies. Awesone photo work from all. I will say gorgeus! All nice.

Now that camera with three 'Cannons Lens' seing very powerful gadget rigth there "State of the Art" Definetly you Got it..Beautiful, better to have some free time instead, agree with ya' on that one no arguing, Heehaahee..Marvelous. By the way I do have one or two old Polaroids around still but I understand they are slowing down latetly, what's the deal ? and If still possible to get some of these 'instantanous' rolls on shelves ? I have to check see if they still have it available, who know's..

Photo Shop Time,

MC

Highway in Wales...

antique steam train.

Thanks, cn,
for your good post.

Regards Uwe

A few pics of my ferret lads dozing...

Cala Alto in the winter time!

Astronomical observatory.

where is it?

We are in the summer season. see it , like to eat a ice cream. cool.

Digital infrared, Florida, USA.

On the way home from work, Ohio USA

Outside my window at work Ohio USA. (office is in a deeply wooded area)

You did say idyllic... (this one was taken in Ireland, all the rest in USA)

Enjoy. hope that you like these. Each of these has won me awards in one competition or another.

cnpower, thanks for asking!

milo

Wow, those are photos.

Simon

Well thank you for the WOW, Saddlechariot.

milo

The first is shot by monoclor infrared camera. very good definition.

Every one has a wonderful composition.

idyllic peaceful and widen viewfield.

of cause would be awarded.

This is a picture I took on the Cote D'Azure n France, I use it as my work PC desktop, very relaxing.

How do you get any work done?

Very nice!

milo

Bay or harbor in the first sun ray in the morning.

like a oil painting.

vote for the wonderful pic.

My office and backyard. Great Lakes, North America

Let me be the first to say, "I hate you".

Peace and love be upon thee my engineering brethren..........piece and love.............piece o' loveWould you feel any better if I excluded the sailboat?

It's not the sail boat I envy - we have a million of them down here, it's the blueness of the water.

Back in the 70's I went on a week long canoe trip through Manitoba - we could drink straight from the lakes.

It was once possible to see 100+ ft straight down in these waters. Drinkable also. Since the temperatures have gone up in the past twenty years I've seen some disturbing changes.

How were the mosquitoes in Manitoba?

I don't remember any mosquitoes - just giant black flies.

You must have been there in the spring/early summer.

Those things can drive people insane. Trick is to find a windy campsite and pray the breeze blows them away.

Don't worry Duckinthepond, I'm in envy of your little boat!

BTW What's with the red carpet? Are you expecting royalty?

Red Carpets are a camping tradition in these here parts.

As far as royalty is concerned I would suggest that most got that way on the boat coming to Canada.

B'sides the Yanks are throwing all our aristocrats in jail.

I was wondering about the rope from the back of your boat to the other side (sorry about the lack of nautical terminology). Is it a jetski trap ?

No. I use camoflaged rope cut into little bits that I sprinkle into their intakes oncoming trajectory. Makes for interesting sound effects when pistons and valves connect. Nice and quiet afterwards.

Methinks this duck deserves to have an orange inserted. That is all jsut too perfect.

Simon

I'll allow it Only if you're gentle about it................

By the way.....I do fondly remember the milk delivery horses.....and the ruined castles, steam trains, canals, boneless fops on their fox hunts.............

chip chip..............I like your idea.

Allow me to qualify that last remark about liking your idea...........it's the saddlechariot I refer to....as in the gizmo you ostensibly built.....with the horse attached..........

FYI...There's a movement afoot here with the farmers seeding their smaller acreage crops using ponies. Saves on soil compression, water retention, etc............

The first one is a very good work.

is it morning or evening?

we are gstting jealous at your art works.