A sunny Monday

Enjoying the sun on my day off...posting this from my tablet which I hardly ever use so this should be attached to the pictures (if they got Posted??)
 
Nice one Donkey....
 
It did work then...am now on the big computer to check. I cannot upload pictures to home PC as it refuses to recognise SD cards,the camera or those stick things so have resorted to taking pictures with my tablet which in hindsight is still better than using a box brownie then waiting 2 weeks for your snaps to returned to the chemist.:giggle:
 
Weather today was excellent. I spent this afternoon placing various animals and figures around the CFR.
 
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Taken with a Box Brownie, 51 years ago.

The photo came back from Kodak, via the Chemist, nowhere as good as this, but, modern photo editing available these days allowed me to get rid of all the dust spots, scratches, and to enhance the previously darkened details.
 
Bright and sunny here today. Snow layer from last week is melting away, albeit not quickly enough. Going to take my van to the carwash for a nice bath outside and a good cleaning inside. Something I rarely spend money on. But SWMBO complains that she doesn't like riding in it 'cause it's dirty.....:rolleyes:
 
beachdonkey said:
Enjoying the sun on my day off...posting this from my tablet which I hardly ever use so this should be attached to the pictures (if they got Posted??)
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I tend to only use my Tablet for posting pictures and looking at GSC these days. The PC hardly gets used at all. I may one day get all my pics on sticks then I would pretty well be PC Free though I would need better backup of the pics as I know that Sticks do go pop.

But I am not keen on the cloud, what happens if North Korea send a missile to blow up all the Cloud Computers somewhere is a USA Desert. That would be the World in BIG DO DO.
JonD
 
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Gavin Sowry said:
Yes, Ka 954. Taken at Longburn Stockyards Siding, July 1966. I was 12 years old at the time.
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Thanks Gavin. You probably took that around the same time as I was given Stewart's book on NZ locos for Christmas. I thought the Ka and Kb were great looking locos- have yet to see or hear one working- but hopefully will in time. Cheeres
 
Tas devil said:
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Thanks Gavin. You probably took that around the same time as I was given Stewart's book on NZ locos for Christmas. I thought the Ka and Kb were great looking locos- have yet to see or hear one working- but hopefully will in time. Cheeres
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Cavalcade of New Zealand Locomotives, by A.N. Palmer and W.W. Stewart. A H. & A. W Reed, 1956, and 1965.
Noel Palmer lived on my paper run, and I met Willie Stewart a few times. Worked with his grandson for a while in the bus industry.
 
Gavin Sowry said:
Cavalcade of New Zealand Locomotives, by A.N. Palmer and W.W. Stewart. A H. & A. W Reed, 1956, and 1965.
Noel Palmer lived on my paper run, and I met Willie Stewart a few times. Worked with his grandson for a while in the bus industry.
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Another example of what a small world it really is Gavin!

I really enjoyed reading that book of NZ locos. Very interesting

Cheers
 
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