View from a Train Window

I'm not sure why, but the more urgent it is that I meet a specific arrival time, the more likely it is that the train will be delayed!

Yesterday I was on my way to my mums to accompany her to a chiropody appointment when my train cane to a halt about 2 miles north of Doncaster, giving me a chance to enjoy the view of the mist covered landscape at the edge of Bentley Common.

Fortunately the delay was only 10 minutes, so I was still in plenty of time to get my mum to her appointment.

Ian

[Kate]

This looks very mysterious. Glad your schedule wasn't interrupted!

[Molly]

Such an evocative shot - the mistiness really conveys the damp autumn day. Fav.

[Ivan]

Misty capture!

[Margaret Obey]

This is such a dramatic and magical shot, fav

[Pete]

A dramatic shot

[Pyrrhula]

A beautiful misty capture. Great that you did get there in time.

[Lynne Hart]

Real misty, damp grey day captured beautifully through the train window.

[Tony]

Great result from the moving train. There's always a snow-ball effect when there's a delay. The more important the purpose the greater the delay 8-) Love the capture.

[Julia]

Mist makes it look mysterious

[essiesue]

This is a lovely capture. There is something about a grey, misty day that makes for wonderful photo captures. Nice job.

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful shot

[Kim Crisp]

Lovely misty shot.

[Graham Thresher]

Almost mystical.

[Fisher Family]

@kt8ird @dolphin @ivan @ceilidh @pistonbroke @pyrrhula @lhart @tonydebont @juliac @essiesue @bkbinthecity @kimcrisp @thresheg

Thank you all for your generous and thoughtful comments, and for the favs. It's not very often I get a chance to get shots in fog and mist. We used to be affected a lot, living next to a disused airfield, but since housing development and an out of town shopping centre were built, the fog is much rarer.

Ian