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Steph, it's an old (well aren't all steam loco's?) Great Western Railway frieght loco. For those of you who are into railways it's a 2-8-0 2800 class designed by G.J. Churchwood first example of which appeared in 1903, production of the class continued sporadically until 1919. However the rake of carriages it's pulling are London Midland and Scottish Railway coaches from the 1930's. The train is heading south towards Bewdley and Kidderminster, and is crossing the Victoria Bridge across the River Severn. Hell, I've now shown that I'm an anorak ! Eve x

Hiya Eve. I Love the Photograph's. Sharon looks very Proud, carrying two pint's of Cider ! I Love the Countryside, Myself, Eve. I was brought up in a Village, called Hedgerley. It is off the A355, between Farnham Common, and Beaconsfield, and nearby to the B416, between Gerrard's Cross; Stoke Poges; and Fulmer. Incidentally, the M40 Motorway, Junction 2, is very close by. Hedgerley, is a Village of 2 Halves. The older part, is down a 1 in 8 Hill, and has the St. Mary's C.of E. Church; ( Built in the Early 1800's, with 6 "Chimed" Bell's ) ; the Village War Memorial Hall; and The White Horse Inn, ( With its Real Ale's ). Up the top of Hedgerley Hill, You have the Playing Field, with its Rugby Pitch, and Children's Play-Area; Kemsley Wood, with the Youth Club Hut; and 1st. Hedgerley Scout Troop Hut; and a Village Shop. There is a 2-Hourly Mon.to Sat. Daytime 583 Bus Service, between Uxbridge, and Slough. In Farnham Common, there is of course, the Wonderful Burnham Beeches. ( Great for Walking ! ). So You can see, walking used to be in My Blood, long before We moved into Aylesbury. ( By the way, which Steam Train is that Please Eve ? ) Take Care, Speak Soon, With Very Best Wishes, Stephanie. xx

Hi Monica, I did not lose my job, I was referring to something I did outside of work which also paid when I taught but I never depended on these classes for supporting myself.

Eve, I love the pics! I'm a city girl myself, don't like too much nature around me, but I enjoy looking at it in photos Enjoy Luxembourg! Xoxo Christie