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The soon to close Haslemere Signalbox is seen with Desiro 450 125 about to depart towards Portsmouth & Southsea.© Fuggletim
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Like its counterpart at Haslemere, Petersfield Signalbox closed in October 2025 following the transfer of signalling control to Basingstoke. The Signalbox is seen here again on the last full day of operation in October 2025.
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Haslemere is an intermediate Station on the rail route from London Waterloo to Portsmouth. As a part of the re-signalling, Haslemere Signalbox closed in late October 2025 with signalling now transferred to Basingstoke. The Signalbox at Haslemere had served for 130 x years and is seen here on the last full day of operation.
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AMERICAN QUIET PILLS (our lead years)
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Thanks for this, Sibley! (You have been more active than me here, recently!!)
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02 Tank Engine “Calbourne” at Wooton
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Pink cumulous cloud in the Sunset over Manila Bay
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Petersfield Railway Station at Sunset
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Sunset aboard the MV St Clare
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Fastcat approaches Ryde Pier Head.
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Hanseatic Nature and one of her Tenders
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Hanseatic Nature and one of her Tenders
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The Hanseatic Nature is a cruise ship operated by Hapag Lloyd. In this delightful shot, the Hanseatic Nature can be seen in the background with one of her tenders along side the quay ferrying passengers to and from the ship. This is Cowes on the Isle of Wight and the Hanseatic Nature will be on her way later to Guernsey.© Fuggletim
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Red Falcon is a car ferry operated by Red Funnel between Cowes and Southampton. It is seen here leaving the East Cowes terminal en route to Southampton.
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Red Jet 6 is operated by “Red Funnel” ferries and is seen here on a sailing from Cowes to Southampton. Red Funnel are one of 3 x operators of ferry services to the Isle of Wight. The others are Wightlink and Hovertravel (a hovercraft operator).
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One of the two “Wight Ryder” Fastcats approaches Ryde Pier Head on the 10:15 sailing from Portsmouth Harbour. This shot was taken from the MV St Clare on a sailing from Portsmouth Gunwharf to Fishbourne.
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Sunset aboard the MV St Clare
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The MV St Clare is on a late running sailing from Fishbourne on the Isle of Wight to Portsmouth Gunwharf. This view is towards the Island, on the Sun deck, and shows the superstructure of the “Bridge.”© Fuggletim
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A vaguely surreal picture of the latter stages of the Moonrise.
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Second shot!
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The Moon is captured rising across Sandown Bay from Shanklin Seafront on the Isle of Wight.
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A “Lunar Eclipse” occurs when the Earth passes directly in front of the Sun and the Moon. The shadow appears as a dark area on the bright lunar surface and is sometimes known as a “Blood Moon” given the orange/brown shadow. This shot taken on Bembridge Down on the Isle of Wight shows a clear crescent of the Moon and shadowed outline of the rest of it. This picture was taken approximately 80 x minutes after the Eclipse had started.
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