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I've had a Canon 450D for the last 6 years. I discarded the 18-55mm kit lens which came with it some time back and now use 17-85mm and 70-300mm lenses which give better results. Maybe you should go for 'body only' and take your pick from the vast array of lenses which are available. Kit lenses...
I think the remaining A4s were all withdrawn in September 1966.
BR blue was first seen 1n 1964 with the introduction of 'XP64' passenger stock in blue and grey and a Brush type 4 (class 47) No. D1733 (I think) in blue.
Edit: Forgot about the Blue Pullmans which, of course, appeared a few...
The cycling lion BR logo was introduced round about 1952 and the dartboard version in 1956/7. One or two locos were still running around with the cycling lion version in the 1960s.
I've seen photos taken in the early 1950s of ex LMS locos with BR smokebox and cabside
numbers but with L M S...
Have to agree with that. I started serious 'spotting' as a 12 year old in 1960. all I wrote down in my notebook was the locomotive number.
No details of the train, location, date, time etc. I don't half regret it now.
According to the Manchester Evening News there was a fatality at Greenfield, between Manchester and Huddersfield, when someone was hit by a train last night.
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