Newark crossing. by Peter Smith
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Two main lines crossing on the level was very rare in the UK; in this case the adjacent river meant a bridge was impossible and the crossing is still there. My picture shows 'Mallard' in 1938.
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Peter Smith
Now that I'm retired I am really enjoying having the time to paint pretty much full time. I am secretary of Melton Mowbray art group and a member of Market Overton and Hoby which is keeping me very busy. My website is 'petersmithpaintings.sumupstore.com' and I have products on www.redbubble.com at…
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