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A Class 484 on test at Fareham on a hot sunny afternoon. These trains are replacing the old 483 Units that have carried out over 30 x years of service on the Isle of Wight (after 50 x years on the London Underground).© Tim Penycate
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A warm Summer day at Eastleigh and a Shunting Signal is glimpsed through the trees.
© Tim Penycate
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A heavy rain shower is seconds away with the late evening sun shining onto the dark clouds and producing a beautiful rainbow.
© Tim Penycate
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A "Full Moon" rises over the Hogmoor Inclosure in Hampshire.
© Tim Penycate
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Looking towards Ropley, the Signals stand resolutely at "Stop/Danger" on a beautiful Summer day.
© Tim Penycate
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Schools Class 30925 runs round its train at Alresford.
© Tim Penycate
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Approaching Ropley from Alton on a Sunny, hot June afternoon.
© Tim Penycate
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Ropley looking towards Alresford at track level
Fuggletim posted a gallery image in Transport and aviation
A hot Sunny June afternoon on the foot crossing at the "Country End" of Ropley Station on the Watercress Line in Hampshire.© Tim Penycate
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Vanishing into the Trees.
Fuggletim commented on Fuggletim's gallery image in Plantlife, parks and gardens
It is. This track was abandoned in about 1986, so this is 35 x years of growth. There was another track in the foreground, but this was was lifted sometime between 1986 and about 1994. -
Commom Darter Dragonfly
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A nice warm Hampshire afternoon sees this beautiful creature arrive for a fleeting visit!© Tim Penycate
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From a late spring perspective, the Spinnaker Tower is seen from Portsmouth & Southsea High Level Station.
© Tim Penycate
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MV Victoria of Wight arrives in Portsmouth Harbour from Fishbourne on the Isle of Wight.
© Tim Penycate
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MV St Clare goes astern into Portsmouth Gunwharf port.
© Tim Penycate
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Wight Ryder II leaves Portsmouth Harbour on the 17:15 sailing to Ryde Pier Head.
© Tim Penycate
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The River Wey marks the County Boundary between Hampshire and West Sussex about 2 x miles South West of Haslemere in a village called Hammer (named after a long closed Iron works which used the power of the River to drive machinery). The actual River itself rises in Haslemere and eventually joins the other branch of the River Wey at Tilford before flowing into the River Thames at Weybridge more than 30 x miles away to the North East. The River is fast flowing and has been swollen slightly by a couple of days of heavy rain.
© Tim Penycate
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