Stop for a rest on the bench behind!!
Table in the park!
The wall behind the bed.
No route here!!!!!
Driver sits on bench pondering his next trip.
The mighty walls of Harlech!!
Broken Fence
Peaceful Sunday afternoon!
Fence around the jetty
Doll
Fishes on the benches!!!
Picnic area
Gnomes on the wall in Pixieland
Barbed wire fence and a tree trunk!!
Leaving Ingrow for Damems.
Salad would be nice!!!
Big table, little table!!
Walls and boots!!
Would you like to live here?
Two parallel fences!
Northampton and Lamport Railway, #4
Goose walking away from Lady with food!
Enjoying the outdoors!
Progress stopped by a fence across the tracks.
The old walls of St Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury
Bears enjoying their food!
Magyar Street
Found In back garden !
Fence with a robin sitting on it
Sitting on a wall
New York Cafe
Heading off into the snow!
Found a fence in a pretty restaurant!!! - HFF!!
Tunnel Walls - Valle Crucis Abbey
Happy Easter, Frohe Ostern, Joyeuses Pâques, Pasg…
Gentlemen playing bowls
Valle Crucis Abbey / Abaty Glyn Y Groes
George Washington house, Mount Vernon
Grosmont station at night
Same church three times in the picture!
Fence alongside the pathway..
Tunnel Walls - Escape from Colditz!
Leaving Haworth on a snowy morning.
Morecambe bay
Guardian of the wall
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Approaching Oakworth
5690 was built at Crewe in March 1936 and named Leander after HMS Leander, which in turn was named after the Greek hero Leander. From March 1936 it was based at Crewe North shed where it remained until 1947 when it was transferred to the former LMS engine shed at Bristol (Barrow Road). After nationalisation in 1948, it was renumbered 45690 by British Railways.
After being withdrawn in 1964, Leander was sold to Woodham Brothers scrapyard in Barry, South Wales.
After being withdrawn in 1964, Leander was sold to Woodham Brothers scrapyard in Barry, South Wales.
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