Dambusters and Fusilier's for MickUK50 by JeffG7BRJ
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This montage is for Mickuk50, I know how much he loves trains and today Alan(artaddict2) and I went to the 1940's weekend at the East Lancs Railway Museum in Bury, Lancashire, UK. The first train we went on was 'The Dambuster Raider', I don't have too much information but I believe it is in fact an American engine. It was supposed to be a 1940's day, but they slipped up just a tad, the engine 'The Fusilier' wasn't built until 1959, Ooooop's!
We had another enjoyable day out, and there will be quite a few 1940's type pictures being posted over the next couple of weeks.
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Our next planned outing will be on the 21st of June(the longest day) when we are hoping to visit the wild life center that Mick went to a few weeks back. Up near Barrow in Furness/ The Lake District.
Thanks for stopping by for a look and for any comments you care to make. Also thanks to those that just view, I know its hard to leave comments on every one you see, it would take a week to write a days comments.
May the sunshine down on you, where ever you are.
Comments (25)
Great shots! Very nice!
love trains too and this is wonderful
if it had
nt of been so far i would of loved to have been here with you :o)..these look such awesome machines and i bet you had a fantastic day out .maybe they didnt have anything restored jeff .thanks for the dedi mate and an excellent presentation :o) mickexcellent images of this gorgeous locomotive, great work my friend !!
Beautiful set of pics! although I'm not an enthusiast like my lodger V8bluebottle, I know a pretty engine when I see one!
You done a cracking job putting this collage together Jeff, I like how you have included both engines, and good of you to dedicate it to Mick (his name was brought up in conversation on more than one occasion today) was another great day out. Bravo!
Good job. Your image is very well done. 5+.
Great montage of two great engines. They look very cool! 5++ "The Dambuster Raider" must be an american engine, I think it is an ALCO (Water pump on the front and the assymemetric hatch)
You and Alan must have had a great day; these fotos are wonderful!! There's just something about trains~~~~
Nice Euro steam!
GENIAL!!!!!, ES UN TIRO MARAVILLOSO, ME GUSTA!! ROBY :o)
Wow, fabulous collage! These are all excellent shots and the presentation is awesome!
Wow - great shots! I particularly like the pov on the full train, top left. Full view really shows it off!
Cool shot.
Great capture and Dedi Jeff, excellent well done mate..
Awesome collage Jeff and a great dedi to Mick!! :)
Beautiful captures!
Great shots! I keep missing these events - mainly because we work weekends, but I even missed the Dambuster's memorial flight recently and we were off! We were at Chatsworth House instead - a few planes flew over there.
it maybe named after the movie about 'The Dambuster Raiders" during worldwarII. excellent captures
A wonderful collage of these locomotives Jeff. Brings back memories, Sig..
fantastic shots:
i still wish they had steam trains as they used too!!! i love them so much ...beautiful captures here really enjoyed seeing this!!!
Hello my dear friend, Precious and brilliant photography, Impressive!! Congratulations!! All you artwork is Very Beautiful!! It is a real pleasure to visit your gallery. A million stars from me.**************Thanks you very much for you comments. Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous Blessings.Ludy
Nice one! I have heard about these trains in history books. Good to see they still exist!
I love trains, specially old ones, they go slowly and has a special feeling, excelent capture and dedi for our friend, bravo !