Now you let the cat of the bag.
At least you didn't mention Ikea at lunch time.
Oops..!
s.d.
On Sep 14, 2008, at 7:48 AM, Douglas Sharp wrote:
Thanks Charlie,
What surprised me was the number of women of all ages visiting the
railway, most of them without their husbands/partners and with DSLRs
too (mostly Nikon).
Seems that the fascination is not just for us "machine machos".
Cheers
Douglas
Charlie Falke wrote:
Douglas Sharp wrote:
Back from our annual vacation - three weeks holiday in North
Yorkshire - and a rather rainy day on the North York Moors Railway.
Some big (and small) boys with some very large toys.
(I forgot to convert one of them to BW - sorry)
Starting here:
http://tinyurl.com/6o72ec
Some of the preserved steam locomotives and the people who run them
- almost all volunteers.
Hope you like them
Douglas
Douglas,
Beautiful shots. The one with the boy looking up
at the locomotive demonstrates that the train bug infects
100% of male subjects if exposed at an appropriate age. :-)
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