After last weeks WET, Windy and cold trip to see the Flying Scotsman, I’d decided to try again with a plan of the location I wanted to visit. The viaduct again from a higher angle, the tunnel at Summerseat with Flying Scotsman leaving it and at the end of the … Read More
Visiting the East Lancashire Railway for the running of Flying Scotsman, on a cold, dark and damp January morning was always going to be a bit interesting. The main attraction was late getting to the station due to the supporting engine failing, the Flying Scotsman has to run with a … Read More
Early start and a trip to Bury Bolton Street Station to see the Flying Scotsman after it’s £4.2million re-build. It was very wet and very busy at the station, visited a few others spots on the line, not as busy and certainly not as wet! Looking forward to seeing the … Read More
Event to raise awareness of missing dogs. THE STORY She needs daily medication or she will become seriously ill and in a lot of pain. She went missing from Wilsden in Bradford a week today. If you know where she is you might have even bought her in good faith … Read More
Just a handful of shots from today’s show.
Haworth & Oxenhope District Bridleways Social Group: “H.O.D.B.G. was founded in 1976 with the main objective of working towards protecting and improving our bridleways network and negotiating new off-road riding opportunities for the benefit of our members and other riders alike” Sunday 12th July 2015 at Penistone Arena, Haworth. H.O.D.B.G … Read More
“The Yorkshire Wartime Experience , now in it’s fourth year, is regarded as the North’s Premier & Largest Military Vehicle and Re-enactment show” http://nelz60.moonfruit.com/
Held at Southowram Church Hall, in aid of Diabetes UK, Over £1300 raised!
Second day of Haworth’s 1940’s weekend, a lot busier today so not as many snaps! As ever more information over at http://www.haworth1940sweekend.co.uk
Luckily I live in the village next door, so a 2 minute drive and I’m at one of the biggest 1940 weekends around. This year was no exception, various demo’s from the home-guards, plenty of stalls, shops and entertainment in the park, along the hordes of people in the 1940’s … Read More