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Nigel Cliff
{K:1560} 3/16/2005
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Yo0u are correct Den I must have been having a brainstorm when I posted this.Slapped wrist and more concentration next time.PS if you want to see some more from the Gala before I post then on Usefilm have a look at http://nigel.cliff.fotopic.net/c460976.html
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Bruce Elliott
{K:2434} 3/15/2005
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Nice shot. I've just spent a little while looking through your portfolio and it really does all evoke an earlier era. I really enjoyed looking through. I'm up in North Wales 2 or 3 times a year, usually based in Porthmadog so I've stood on the Cob a fair few times myself. A lovely part of the world, and you've done a great job capturing it. Well done.
Bruce
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Den Thompson
{K:30432} 3/14/2005
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I just love the shot Nigel, you knew I would. But to me a Jinty is an ex LMS 0-6-0 side tank shunting engine whereas this is an ex GWR 0-6-0 pannier tank. Don't know if the term Jinty was applied to different classes in different areas though.
Den
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 3/14/2005
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Cracking little engine and a fine shot, Nigel.
Best regards, Chris
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Laura Spell
{K:24080} 3/12/2005
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very good! This looks like a painting. Image is well composed, with good details.
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Nigel Cliff
{K:1560} 3/12/2005
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About 30 more shots AJ and hopefully a few more when I go for the second day of the Gala tomorrow.I will post some here but also a lot more at
http://nigel.cliff.fotopic.net/
if you want to take a look in a few days
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AJ Miller
{K:49168} 3/12/2005
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Beautiful. I like the way you've caught the train at a location where the shapes of the tracks also add interest. I suspect there may have been a little more colour in the engine and carriages - did you get other shots?
AJ
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