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25
Oct
19:27

Sarah
Sent in this image from Cheltenham

A ray of light. One or two showers today.

Shoshana Commented Yesterday at 20:02

“A beautiful photo SARAH. I hope those rays are shining on the lovely KAY. God bless her🙏”

Sarah Commented Yesterday at 20:18

“Well said Shoshana. ”

David from L.E Commented Yesterday at 21:01

“Lovely picture, SARAH”

JoT Commented Yesterday at 21:19

“Wow SARAH, that is a GREAT photo! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻”

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25
Oct
11:34

David from L.E
Sent in this image from Long Eaton

This is where the Derby avoiding freight line crosses the Trent with the oil train (3/4 times daily) from Kirton to Kingsbury crossing with its long train - at least 33 tankers. They still use the red Class 60s on most trains.

Stu (by the Thames) Commented Yesterday at 11:48

“Great piccies DAVID...certainly a lot going on transport wise.”

David from L.E Commented Yesterday at 11:56

“3rd time lucky with the train. I wanted to catch a class 60 on the train. My first attempt it was a class 66 and the second time the train was 20 minutes early so I missed it. On such a lovely morning, it was a smashing walk along by the Trent and I struck lucky.”

Cloudwatcher Commented Yesterday at 12:28

“Hi DAVID. I spent a bit of time on Trowell Junction today. That footbridge is popular with photography and the junction itself has its own website. Finding a "drivers eye" view is impossible as all the trains either go to Nottingham or if they go further north they go via Derby. I will track one down eventually 😁”

David from L.E Commented Yesterday at 12:52

“No, CW! I was very specific and mentioned exactly where it was raining this morning - I.e. Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Park to Wales, and Hampshire and Dorset. The showers spread along the south coast and would’ve hit Dylan were he still in Capel! Without wishing to be too pedantic, the trains heading north from Trowell Junction miss Derby and go to Chesterfield and Sheffield having joined the Derby line at Clay cross junction.

South, the line goes to Toton.”

David from L.E Commented Yesterday at 12:59

“….or Nottingham if they turn left!”

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25
Oct
11:30

David from L.E
Sent in this image from Long Eaton

The Trent - looking WSW near Trent Lock.

Cloudwatcher Commented Yesterday at 12:32

“A nice looking day there DAVID. I hope you don't have egg on your face after that email you wrote 🥚🙄”

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25
Oct
08:38

David from L.E
Sent in this image from Long Eaton

A lovely start.

Dylan Commented Yesterday at 10:59

“Well done DAVID i had my weather photo on the BBC South East news and once on the Weekly weather forecast...I never got any phone calls HEATHER.”

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24
Oct
18:14

Stu (by the Thames)
Sent in this image from Romford

Evening all...earlier afternoon fairness. A little brighter than with DUNMAIL 😉

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24
Oct
16:50

Dunmail
Sent in this image from LA20

.....so there wasn't much of a view from the summit!

Antonio Commented Sunday at 18:27

“😂...But at least you got there! Well done!”

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24
Oct
16:48

Dunmail
Sent in this image from LA20

The cloud was down to about 300m at lunchtime.

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24
Oct
16:46

Dunmail
Sent in this image from LA20

The wet weather seems to be making the fell sheep hang around in larger groups rather than being scattered all over the place - I wonder why?

David from L.E Commented Sunday at 16:52

“Always enjoy the wildness in your landscape, DUNMAIL, certainly compared to our bland flat countryside - admittedly with its own attraction.”

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24
Oct
16:43

Dunmail
Sent in this image from LA20

Wraiths of mist blowing out of the trees in the forestry - this happens a fair bit when it's wet and there's a bit of a breeze.

Stu (by the Thames) Commented Sunday at 16:58

“Ghostly DUNMAIL 👻 ”

Dunmail Commented Sunday at 19:18

“Hopefully there will be some more next Sunday when it will be even more fitting STU!”

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24
Oct
16:40

Dunmail
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Quite a lot of water in the becks after the plentiful showers of the last 18 hours.

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