Harringworth viaduct

The day I came back from Spain my father and I went down to  a small village called Harringworth, its known for a railway viaduct that crossed the valley of the river soar Welland between Harringworth and Rutland. We went for a fate and car boot sale, but on the way stopping to get a few pictures of the viaduct, it has 82 arches making it the longest masonry viaduct across a valley in Britain.
Below are two pictures, in which I was really playing around with getting a good angle  to photograph the viaduct.

Harringworth viaduct- Harringworth

Harringworth viaduct- Harringworth

May

This month has been a really unusual month for weather but that's Britain for you, Below are a few shots I took this month out and about my village.

The friendliest sheep- Newton Harcourt 

The brooke- Newton Harcourt

Glen Road- Newton Harcourt

A day at Kilby Bridge

Today my dad, brother and I went up to Kilby to visit the new train bridge that has recently been built. This was the second time they had been and the first time for myself. Growing up around trains its strange to think that I've never really had much interest in them like my dad, but today I took the time out to spend some time with my family and to see what I could get. I'm quite pleased with the results as I didn't haven't much  confidence to start with but it ended on a good note. I particularly like the first one, the strangest thing about this photograph is that my dad and I captured the same composition without either of us knowing.

Class 66- Kilby Bridge  

Meridean InterCity 125- Kilby Bridge 

Grand union canal- Kilby

Italy

Last week from the 25th - 28th February the photography department visited Bergamo, Italy. I've never particularly crazed about going to Italy like most people, although after staying in Bergamo I'd like to stay in Sicily as this is where most tourists go due to how beautiful it is. It was amazing to actually be in Italy and walking around on the cobble stone paths and down tall narrow streets as it's usually seen only in films.
On the second day we visited a Museum in Milan, we also got given the chance to climb the Dumo di Milano which is Milan's Cathedral Church one the Milan's main tourist attractions. The Cathedral is the fifth largest in the world!
Below are a few photo's around Bergamo and Milan.

Milan trainstation, Milan 

Cityscape, Bergamo 

Waiters, Milan 

Dumo Di Milano, Milan 

Lady and dog, Bergamo 

Cityscape, Milan 

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milan 

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Milan 

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