Ryewolf

And congrats again from me.

Thanks Loki, the first image was taken at Rawtenstall, Lancashire; the other at Ramsbottom, both on the East Lancs Railway

51456 and 2890 Double Heading 752 0-6-0 built Beyer Peacock 1881, rebuilt as tank by L&YR 1896 and now numbered 51456 Built as works no 2890 in 1943 by Hunslet Engine Company at Leeds as an austerity 0-6-0ST, it was later rebuilt and converted from a saddle tank to an 0-6-0 tender engine.

An excellent concept and very effective.

Thanks Loki, they spend a lot of money on keeping these old trucks running....

Congrats Gareth and excellent image.

Welcome to the forum and a very dramatic image, Iceland has been on my bucket list for ages....

Thanks Kobione, Loki and James

Another grey and wet day, loco 2890 leaving Irwell Vale from today...

Thanks Korky

Congrats from me Gareth.

Excellent James, now that I've seen the enlargements I can see them in the first image. And well done on persevering and continuing to use all these weird and wonderful film cameras, I think very few would have the time and patience these days....

Please post Sundays image in this thread, ensuring it's a shot not posted before. OK to pick a shot from the archives. We'll have a daily winner chosen by an expert panel of competent, knowledgeable, highly paid and really clever photografists who will NOT accept bribes. And then....... we'll have an overall winner chosen by vote when the seven days are up and the daily winners are in. Go for it and enjoy. Hatter will be choosing Sundays daily winner.... Cheers Ryewolf

Thanks Denis, I knew you know about this truck. Yes I did look on Google for the company and found lots of other trucks in the same livery

Yes, it looked almost brand new..... A colour version of the truck.....