I have lived in the UK for most of my life, but when young I definitely had wanderlust and even ended up living in South Africa for several years which was a wonderful experience. I now look forward to a long and leisurely retirement doing what I like most - gardening, photography, walking and travelling.
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20 thoughts on “WPC: Transient”
Absolutely! Always in flux…. I love arriving at a new (for me) station, and watching the comings and goings, Jude
A good place to people watch.
Indeed!
I can’t think of a better example for the theme. Railway stations are by their very nature, transient. Good call, Jude. x
I agree with Pete and could not say it better. Excellent capture and lightening.
Warm midsummer greetings from Norway,
Dina
Shame I don’t have a shot with people in it!
We all know they were there! x
York? No, I don’t suppose it can be. 🙂 🙂
Barcelona. Years since I have been to York station though I do have photos from the railway museum!!
I was trying to remember your route north and was pretty sure York wasn’t on it, and I knew it wasn’t Durham station. I was rather a long way out. 🙂 Queens has become a bit of a damp squib. I was hospital visiting this afternoon and had half an eye on Cilic. Not worth more.
Hospital visiting? Nothing serious I hope. The Lopez match wasn’t bad, but a lot of the other matches have been rather boring this year. I hope Wimbledon isn’t the same. All the serve points and short rallies isn’t for me.
Friend’s Mum after a hip replacement. Hoping it won’t be my turn any time soon. 🙂 🙂
That jolt of orange. Pow! Nice shot.
Wonderful picture for the theme! I love train stations
I like the lack of people, although it might have made it more transient.
Beautiful curves. How did you magic away crowds?
This is not the main station so maybe that is why it is so quiet? I was surprised myself.
Always something very poignant about travel photos sans humans….tells of a journey in the making, busy with life, travellers about to embark upon their separate ways yet in the same direction, unknown to one another yet sharing the journey. But without those people, it speaks of the loneliness of the traveller. Or perhaps, the aloneness. Great photo Jude..see, you’ve made me wax all lyrical! Ahh….I’ve missed you and your posts greatly. And I’m going to disappear again with the house move fast approaching and I am not at all ready, as in not done a thing. My blogging has definitely deteriorated, hoping it will improve as things calm down, ever the optimist. Have a lovely summer enjoying your spectacular views and countryside – and you never know, St Ives calls still 😉 See you soon my friend… love & hugs to you… Sherri ❤ xxx
Good luck with the move Sherri – you will need a nice relaxing holiday afterwards!!
Thanks Jude…we have nothing booked this year with so much going on…I really hope we can have a holiday but it will be last minute. Let’s see… 😉
Absolutely! Always in flux…. I love arriving at a new (for me) station, and watching the comings and goings, Jude
A good place to people watch.
Indeed!
I can’t think of a better example for the theme. Railway stations are by their very nature, transient. Good call, Jude. x
I agree with Pete and could not say it better. Excellent capture and lightening.
Warm midsummer greetings from Norway,
Dina
Shame I don’t have a shot with people in it!
We all know they were there! x
York? No, I don’t suppose it can be. 🙂 🙂
Barcelona. Years since I have been to York station though I do have photos from the railway museum!!
I was trying to remember your route north and was pretty sure York wasn’t on it, and I knew it wasn’t Durham station. I was rather a long way out. 🙂 Queens has become a bit of a damp squib. I was hospital visiting this afternoon and had half an eye on Cilic. Not worth more.
Hospital visiting? Nothing serious I hope. The Lopez match wasn’t bad, but a lot of the other matches have been rather boring this year. I hope Wimbledon isn’t the same. All the serve points and short rallies isn’t for me.
Friend’s Mum after a hip replacement. Hoping it won’t be my turn any time soon. 🙂 🙂
That jolt of orange. Pow! Nice shot.
Wonderful picture for the theme! I love train stations
I like the lack of people, although it might have made it more transient.
Beautiful curves. How did you magic away crowds?
This is not the main station so maybe that is why it is so quiet? I was surprised myself.
Always something very poignant about travel photos sans humans….tells of a journey in the making, busy with life, travellers about to embark upon their separate ways yet in the same direction, unknown to one another yet sharing the journey. But without those people, it speaks of the loneliness of the traveller. Or perhaps, the aloneness. Great photo Jude..see, you’ve made me wax all lyrical! Ahh….I’ve missed you and your posts greatly. And I’m going to disappear again with the house move fast approaching and I am not at all ready, as in not done a thing. My blogging has definitely deteriorated, hoping it will improve as things calm down, ever the optimist. Have a lovely summer enjoying your spectacular views and countryside – and you never know, St Ives calls still 😉 See you soon my friend… love & hugs to you… Sherri ❤ xxx
Good luck with the move Sherri – you will need a nice relaxing holiday afterwards!!
Thanks Jude…we have nothing booked this year with so much going on…I really hope we can have a holiday but it will be last minute. Let’s see… 😉