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Every time I see the vapour trails of a jet I wonder where its going But these days its different , been there done that so I do not get jealous do not even think wish I was going, my walk today was to go to the station and get me a ticket as i am going places not exotic but after 10 years of travel in very hot climates its good to be back in my own country and after coming back I now enjoy the things I missed while I was away such as ice cold frosty mornings, freedom IE can go anywhere I want without some toe rag asking where you go? why you go? can't go there!!, unless you give me some money, but most of all after being in Egypt I feel safe here in the UK, any way I have two hospital appointments this month then I can do some more travelling, so I got myself a retired persons Rail card £28.00. . and I will save that amount on my first Journey , a cheap return fare to Littlehampton was going to cost me £85.00. now I have my rail card it was £45.70, and seeing I have intentions of visiting rspb sites and steam museums around the country the rail card will save me a few bucks this new year '
the photos are as they were taken hence Pryce Jones building as its opposite the station and thats where I started from today. |

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This part of the Pryce jones Building is 30 years younger than the main building
of price Jones, the building history is on my blog |
http://newtownpowys.wordpress.com/2011/12/18/pryce-pryce-jones/
the first photo on that blog shows the two buildings connected by a covered foot bridge
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Two lone trees on Llanmerewig hills, |
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The mohonia in flower its one of those plants that flower and fruit at the same time the fruit are green turning to dark blue. |
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Cross buildings from the station platform |
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Newtown station buildings the only room in use these days is the ticket office. |
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The train now standing on the platform sidings . is the rail leveller . this piece of equipment con only be used in-between train times as there is only a single track apart from some stations and the halfway point between Newtown and Machynlleth |
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Newtown station platform looking towards Machynlleth |
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Frpom the end of the platform looking towards Welshpool. |
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I believe this is the tallest house chimney in the UK standing roughly 75ft high. and is the chimney for the white two storied house |
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someones toilet overflow is working ok |
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frost on the bonnet of a volvo these I will use as a backdrop to my new website |
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Frost on the bonnet of a Peugeot, |
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