When I moved to Toft in 1967 trains were still running between Oxford and Cambridge. It had been operational for over 100 years. The line closed after the last day of service on 30th December 1967. The embankment in Toft is completely overgrown but part of the original fencing is still evident while horses graze undisturbed in the neighbouring fields. The hoar frost and bright sunshine gave a new feel to the woodland.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2023
Tuesday, November 15, 2022
Remembrance Sunday
A few images from a very misty walk around my Cambridgeshire village, Toft, on a very misty Remembrance Sunday morning. I managed a very distant image of a Hare and was thrilled to see very large flocks of finches including lots of Yellow Hammers and Reed Buntings and even larger flocks of mixed Redwings and Fieldfare (next post!!).
Wednesday, December 26, 2018
Almost a White Christmas, Toft Cambridgeshire
Perfect Christmas Day with a heavy frost and then lovely sunshine for the day. Toft looked at its best during our morning woalk, I only took a wide angle lens (10-24mm) which gave a few problems especially when horses decide to come a bit too close - still cleaning the lens!
Tuesday, December 25, 2018
Friday, October 20, 2017
Guernsey - Sunset on Cobo Bay
These images are in chronological order and all adjusted to the same camera profile and temperature/tint. Interesting to see the changes in colour according to position of sun, time of day and for the fourth image the camera and lens used (this is XT1 and 10-24mm; others XT2 with 50-140mm)
Monday, July 24, 2017
Movement in Monochrome
Sunday, July 23, 2017
Holkham Country Fair
We visited Holkham Country Fair yesterday before returning to Toft. A very expensive outing if you have children with fair rides, donkeys, face painting all to be paid for (£2.50 a go in the fair) in addition to entry. However, it does offer great entertainment from Dhzigitovka! The Way of The Cossack Warrior with their amazing horsemanship to Dog Agility and Carriage Racing. Great to see other breeds than Collies doing well in the Agility including my favourite breed (Red Setters of course) and a Golden Retriever for Matt.
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