:: Photographs of Colchester Events ::
Tourist Attractions, Activities and Festivals
Photography by Ken Chambers AMPA, ARPS (Associate of the Royal Photographic Society)
Kindly note that all of the images are covered by International Copyright Law, and may not be copied or used in any way, without written permission of the author 2009 © Ken Chambers.
To find out about things to do and places to stay & visit in the Colchester area click on www.visitcolchester.com
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:: Italian Adventure ::
Photographs by International Photographer Sofia Solomennikova MA
Art Work by Ken Chambers ARPS
Sofia's 3 weeks of vacation in Italy have been transformed in some wonderful photographs of the local landscapes of the Piedmont region... Torino, Cuneo, Fossano, Levaldigi, Caraglio, Cussanio, Saluzzo... these are just some of the names of the cities and small towns, or "paesi", as the Italians call them. The food, the people, the architecture... the ambience... all helps to forget about everyday routine and remember how beautiful life is! Please enjoy the gallery! And have a Happy New 2012!
:: Bures, Walberswick, Felixstowe, Landguard Point, Aldeburgh,Saxstead, Framlingham, Shotley, Southwold, Lavenham ::
The Copyright on all of these images is strictly enforced by International Law. Kenneth Chambers ARPS.AMPA., Greymist Photography UK
:: My Spring and Autumn Visit to Maldon Essex ::
:: Photographs of Harwich, the Quay, Events and Houses ::
Pictures of my frequent visits to Harwich Essex.
Typical is my Gallery of the 14th May 2006, depicting; One day of the life and tradition of the busy harbour and quayside.
Glossy 6" X 8" Photographs are obtainable of all of these images @ £ 10.00 GBP Each; Contact by email Photo@greymist.co.uk
A Donation from which will be sent to the Royal National Lifeboat Institute RNLI.,Or The Essex Air Ambulance.
Legal Notice; The Copyright on all of these images is strictly enforced. NO copying or Downloading is permitted.
Kenneth Chambers AMPA.ARPS
Associate Royal Photographic Society)
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:: Artwork, ::
Digital Artwork for www.Innographx.com/forum
Artwork International Copyright Kenneth Chambers AMPA,ARPS.
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:: Chappel Railway Station ::
East Anglian Railway Museum
A nice morning shared with fellow Professional Photographer JonPaul
The Museum has a comprehensive collection of Railway Architecture, Locomotives,
Carriages, Wagons and ephemera set in Constable Country adjacent to one of the
largest Railway Viaducts in the East of England.
The Complex of Victorian buildings has a unique story to tell of Railways
in the Eastern Counties from the 1840s through to the 21st Century.
All of these images are protected by International Copyright, which is strictly Enforced.
No Copying or use in any way is allow by Law.
Ken Chambers ARPS.
:: Sheringham, Bressingham, Cromer & Oulton Broad Norfolk England ::
A selection of pictures taken of the Norfolk Coastal Resorts Copies of these and other photographs in my galleries are for sale.
Prices; High Quality Digital print depending on format approximately 7" X 5" £25 GBP or 10" X 8" print @ £35 GBP. For orders contact; sales@greymist.co.uk
Copyright laws are strictly enforced on all of my images.
Kenneth V Chambers ARPS.AMPA., Greymist Photography UK
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:: Dedham Essex and Brightlingsea. Frinton-on-Sea,Coggeshall ::
Copies of these and other photographs in my galleries are for sale.
Prices; High Quality Digital print depending on format approximately 7" X 5" £25 GBP or 10" X 8" print @ £35 GBP. For orders contact; sales@greymist.co.uk
Copyright laws are strictly enforced on all of my images.
Kenneth V Chambers AMPA., Greymist Photography UK
:: Imperial War Museum Duxford ::
Duxford Aircraft Museum (Imperial War Museum at Duxford)
During WWII Duxford was one of the most important air bases in Britain, and planes flying from here played a major role in the Battle of Britain. Today Duxford houses the largest collection of historic aircraft in Europe, ranging from WWI vintage biplanes to Spitfires, Concorde and Gulf War jets.
The collection of planes is augmented by several special exhibits, including The American Air Museum, which boasts the largest collection of US aircraft outside America. There is also a British Aircraft Collection, Battle of Britain Exhibition, Naval Collection, Royal Anglian Regiment Museum, and tanks, trucks and artillery in the Land Warfare Hall. Finally, 'The Forgotten War' Exhibition looks at WWII in the Far East, with special attention on the war in Burma.
New Gallery being constructed
:: The Colne Valley Railway ::

History Quote from Wikipedia
mid Victorian Colne Valley and Halstead Railway.
The railway occupies part of the former Colne Valley and Halstead Railway (CVHR), which opened in stages between 16 April 1860 and 10 May 1863. This part of the railway was a through line from Birdbrook to Wakes Colne.
The line continued to remain open until 30 December 1961, when passenger traffic ended. In 1965, freight traffic ended and the line was demolished a year later.
Preservation
The land was purchased in 1973 and the preservation society was formed in 1974. The first steam locomotive to arrive on site was No.WD190 shortly followed by No.72. Members of the preservation society began to operate the locomotives on a short section of line which attracted public attention. Since then the preservation society has evolved into a major tourist attraction and has one of the largest collection of rolling stock in the area.
Although originally a main line railway, the track was taken up in the late 60s, during the Beeching axe era, so when the railway was purchased there was no remaining infrastructure. The original Hedingham station was one mile away and was taken down carefully brick by brick the bricks were numbered so that it could be easily and correctly reassembled on the preservation site.
The Hedingham signal box came from Cressing where it was of an all timber construction. The top half was saved for preservation and a brick base constructed for it. The bridge crossing the River Colne came from Earls Colne in 1982.