Saturday's Journey's in Pictures

Saturday seen the end of my working week. My day at work had me taking trains to Hornsby, Blacktown and Carlingford.

For my trip to Hornsby I was expecting a Tangara to turn up, however an S Set showed. I will have to have words to Leigh about this.

When I was rounding the corner between Seven hills and Blacktown fog started to appear. It seemed it was from Blacktown West that was covered in Fog.

It was then time for a few trips to Carlingford on the Clyde to Carlingford Line.

In the evening Mrs squeak and I headed up to Blaxland to visit some friends and for dinner. A bonus of visiting them is they have a puppy. They have a beagle "Marley"

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Favourite Photos - Jellybean Pool

Trying a little positive note. Here are a few photos that I took. This is my first real attempt at this type of photography. Let me know what you think.

Joys of eBay

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