Posts Tagged ‘photographs’
A trip down memory lane to lost train routes
Julian Holland takes train lovers back in time to when some of Britain’s most stunning railways were in use, exhibiting historical photographs from their time in action. A visual experience for enthusiasts which tells of 50 of the UK’s long lost railways and their original purpose and use in the present day. Breathe in the…
Read MoreHow Britain created an army from volunteers
Lord Herbert Kitchener’s actions as the Secretary of State for War in 1914 have forever immortalised him in the pages of history. By predicting that the war would last for at least three years and require huge new armies, he campaigned for and organised the largest volunteer army that Britain had ever seen. Doyle and…
Read MoreBook review – Secret Peebles by Liz Hanson
For a town of 8376 people, Peebles has one heck of a history. Liz Hanson’s Secret Peebles brings it to life through a combination of facts, anecdotes, photographs and older illustrations, which fully capture the feel of the area. It’s very much a complete history with everything you could possibly want to know, from the…
Read MoreIs your photo in this month’s magazine?
We have been so impressed with some of the photographs posted into our online gallery that we have decided to print some of them in this month’s magazine. There is a whole double page spread dedicated to them. Choosing photos is my thing and I would have like to have published more of them, Archie…
Read MoreWhat a fantastic fish!
Calling all anglers This magnificent 25lb salmon was caught by online member sthogg1 on the River Dee. Have you had a good start to the season?
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