1st time posting: I've been looking in and enjoying the images and advice for a good while so I thought it's about time I made a small contribution. These three images represent my...

Jim collins Loc: Bewdley U.K

I've been looking in and enjoying the images and advice for a good while so I thought it's about time I made a small contribution. These three images represent my main interests (well two anyway) the other is the small town of Bewdley in Worcestershire U.K where I live. It's also home to the Severn Valley Heritage Steam Railway, my other main interest is Military Aircraft. Many thanks and take care all. Kindest Jim. :)

Bewdley Worcstershire

Globemaster

S.V.R Spring Gala

mickeys Loc: Fort Wayne, IN

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: like the train the most

Joecosentino Loc: Whitesboro, New York

Welcome and thanks for sharing your photos. Good job on all three

AnnaZ Loc: SW Wis.

Holy cow, that plane isn't very far off the ground!

Xantoz Loc: Delaware

Welcome to UHH thanks for sharing the photos. All three are excellent. I personally love the train. What engine is that. I had a live steam replica of the "Schools" train for years!! Beautiful.

QuickShooter101 Loc: East

welcome to the posting of your photos . Very nice

johneccles Loc: Leyland UK

Hi Jim, I really like your photos, there something that bit different about photos taken in the UK. I used to live in Birmingham so I know the area quite well often passing through Bewdly to get to Ludlow. I used to work for the GWR and I knew 7812 (Earlstoke Grange) when it was in everday use.
Thanks for sharing the photos,
John

Jay Pat Loc: Round Rock, Texas, USA

I favor 2 & 3!
Welcome to the forum!!
Pat

angler Loc: StHelens England

Good set and welcome.Keep posting.

brucew29 Loc: Cincinnati, Ohio

Jim collins wrote:

I've been looking in and enjoying the images and advice for a good while so I thought it's about time I made a small contribution. These three images represent my main interests (well two anyway) the other is the small town of Bewdley in Worcestershire U.K where I live. It's also home to the Severn Valley Heritage Steam Railway, my other main interest is Military Aircraft. Many thanks and take care all. Kindest Jim. :)

Nice series Jim... welcome aboard to UHH...
Good morning all of you early risers... I usually don't get on this early...

Pixel Loc: Australia

Love the train

Jim collins wrote:

I've been looking in and enjoying the images and advice for a good while so I thought it's about time I made a small contribution. These three images represent my main interests (well two anyway) the other is the small town of Bewdley in Worcestershire U.K where I live. It's also home to the Severn Valley Heritage Steam Railway, my other main interest is Military Aircraft. Many thanks and take care all. Kindest Jim. :)

:thumbup:

GWR100 Loc: England

Good afternoon Jim, welcome to the hog, Im up your way next wee, nr Evesham for a few days photography. Look forward to seeing more of your work

Geoff

Jim collins wrote:

I've been looking in and enjoying the images and advice for a good while so I thought it's about time I made a small contribution. These three images represent my main interests (well two anyway) the other is the small town of Bewdley in Worcestershire U.K where I live. It's also home to the Severn Valley Heritage Steam Railway, my other main interest is Military Aircraft. Many thanks and take care all. Kindest Jim. :)

CORNISH Loc: CORNWALL, UK

Really like the plane shot, the steam train is a beauty also

lambern3 Loc: Demossville KY

Welcome to UHH, the pictures are great, the train is wonderful.Hope to see more.

Jim collins Loc: Bewdley U.K

Many thanks all for the nice reception and kind comments, they are much appreciated. Anna--The aircraft is coming into to land at R.A.F Brize Norton. Xantoz---The locomotive is a G.W.R 78xx Manor class "Erlestoke Manor" built in 1938 and still going strong on the Severn Valley Railway. John---It's a small world sometimes. G.W.R--- I hope you have a great time around Eversham and I hope to see some of your results if possible as and when.
So once again many thanks everyone. Take care kindest Jim.