This reminds me of one of the really old shots of a train (yeah I know)

Although left on the sidelines without these two beauties the SVR just wouldnt be the same.

Dank,cold and lonesome that's why winter appeals to a photographer.

Like father like son is always a theme for the SVR me and my own father made annual trips in the summer till I got too old and teenage life got in the way of what was important.

We have all gone Poppy mad! nope just the SVR remebering all the old boys who fell for our country

Pannier tank 5146 lets off some stored uip ejecta.

Trailing shots do work I tell you!

42968 surprises me as I hadn't seen it out to play previously in the day but always good to see more reality native traction for my taste's.

and a panning shot for the sake of creative charm.

The pannier frequents the line over and over and this turn is seen on the final approach to Highly.

MRC's 1000 is seen within the new Stwam Museum and with some added effects the disired shot is attained.

Amazing museum always worth a look and not a bad price considering you can come and go as you please and photography ladies and gentlmen IS ALLOWED!

and the award goes for best blow up but why oh why did it have to be the job of the trailing locomotive oh well many years left to achive that perfect shot

the final train of my day departs Highley and definitly is shadowed by darkness and the cold setting in.