Hazy Day Over Yarm

Looking over the Tees valley across Yarm Viaduct.

Yarm Viaduct was built between 1849 and 1851, has 43 arches and is 2280 feet long.

I was hampered by the haze and only had time to scout around the North end. I think the additional feature of the train made this my most interesting photo of the day.

[Santa Ulnicane]

Great. Feeling as if I was moving together with the train

[Graham Trueman]

I had one with a train going over the ribblehead Viaduct! It looked like the same train as well.
I think you should use this pic in the Bridge off as everyone on here has seen the Infinity Bridge one now! lol!

[Carly]

interesting shot - is it a freight train that is empty? took me qa min to work it out - like the shapes in this

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Like the perspective and the atmosphere. Yarm makes me think of a Teesside Fettlers' song! (Travelling the Tees)

[Dave Schofield]

nice, i bet this looks really timeless in black and white too.

[Nat]

@chewyteeth I gave it a go and it really does, thanks Dave. http://www.flickr.com/photos/weewow/5509463386/

[Nat]

@dulciknit Thats a year before I was born http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtShOZRvQu8

[Nat]

@cazink @santa_u Thanks. Its and empty freight train. I was just setting up my tripod and camera when it appeared. If I was quicker I could have had a shot with twice as many trucks.

[Nat]

@mrgtrueman Yeah... I'm not sure, I think I might stick with the Infinity Bridge.
I went to see if I could take a photo of Leven Bridge at lunch time but there is no access to the fields either side. So I want on to Yarm into the houses at the South end of the viaduct.

[Dave Schofield]

Haze looks really good in black and white too.

[Juliette Packham]

love the perspetive on this - the msit really adds to the mystery of where the lines are going!

[Nat]

http://365project.org/natsnell/project/2011-03-07