Brian

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Well done, both. Cracking images.

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This old Church, now de-consecrated, is on the old Berlin goldfield. The name was changed to Rheola in 1914 with the start of WW1. Virtually nobody lives there now the gold has run out.

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34 minutes ago, fuzzyedges said:

Try a standard 14 Brian 

You know, Fuzzy, I think you might be right. I think it might be a stretched version of the Standard 10 with bigger engine and 4 doors. I couldn't find one exactly the same, possibly a different year? The bonnet is slightly different. (Google photo, not mine)

2 hours ago, FUJI said:

Google a MORRIS 10 Brian , I'm sure that's what you found.

FUJI

'Fraid not, Fooj. All the Morrises had the ribs on the grill horizontal. And I believe the Union Jack emblem was the mark of the Standard.

2 hours ago, Korky said:

I can justj imagine Dee's joy when you asked her out for the day at Wollamagoo Scrapyard! You're just an old romantic, Brian, an old romantic! I bet you even shared your fish paste sandwiches and your bottle of fizzy pop.

I like number 2 best as well - though I also like the shot of the radiator grille.

Korky

I just can't help myself, Korks. I promised not to tell what happened behind the battered old Bedford... They'll do anything for a Marmite sandwich and a sip of home made ginger beer.

Shovel

Just got back from a Photographic Foray to a local scrap metal dealer, with Kobione. One piece that caught my eye was this old girl. I'm pretty sure it's a Standard 8, but Mr Google can only come up with 2 door versions. What do you think?

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On holiday in South Australia at present. This is the Victor Harbour to Granite Island tramway and has been in operation for over 100 years. This horse has been doing its job for 18 years and the only reason there is a driver is to keep Health and Safety happy.

Welcome to the group, Paul. Love your alpine shots and your philosophy with commenting. Look forward to seeing more.

4 hours ago, Clicker said:

 

On the Forum he means Pat ... not in Australia ,,,, well I'm sure you'd love it there too  but  that 's not what he meant..   I think ..

I'm sure you'd love it HERE too, Pat. You know what I mean.

..............and a hearty welcome from our little group in Australia. You'll love it here!

Great image, Roger. Stunning detail and obviously a worthy winner.

Well done, Barbara. A winner from the first time I saw it!. Congratulations.

Very nice, Polly. Thanks for doing that for us. It must have taken ages to do and looks fairly detailed, so maybe easily followed. Even for someone as slow witted as me!

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Being a Newbie, please allow me to congratulate the Administration Team, for providing us all with a forum to post our images on. Well done, especially Phil, and may you all continue to another milestone.