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Where's Whatley?

            Back to work after a nice Christmas break at Arlington Fleet Services in Eastleigh, running as 0X59 (oh very clever, yeah, see what you've done there Mr rail-movement-scheduler-type-person) Hanson-liveried 59103 Village of Mells leads 59102 Village Chantry and 59104 Village of Great Elm away from Parton's Corner and past Bunn's lane near Frome heading for Merehead, all that's missing is 101 Whatley for the full set of "villages".

Interesting to see American "actor" Vin Diesel at the controls (go on, have a good look), I use the word "actor reservedly as I've seen 'XXX The Return of Xander Cage' (he should have stayed away) and that's 107 minutes of my life I will never get back, and who can forget his sterling work in the Fat & Brainless franchise as well as his heart-wrenching (and bank-balance-busting) emotional-rollercoaster portrayal of Groot on the Marvel Studios gravy train.

Hey, back to trains again (sometimes I even amaze myself), apparently treatments at the Arlington Spa include Horn Rub (Good Morning Vicar), Buffer Massage (more Tea?), Coupling Manicure, Wheel Pedicure and Bogie Scrub - Whatley of course emerged in December 2023 having enjoyed the all over Body Exfoliation and Heidelberg Treatment with Chantry having booked in just recently for some Orange therapy. By the look of things in this view Chantry clearly enjoyed some kind of purifying and detoxifying Mud Pack but left Eastleigh in a hurry.

The 'Where's Wally' series of Children's books created by English author Martin Handford have been published since 1987 and have sold in excess of 70 million copies world-wide and been translated into at least 26 languages. In North America the books are known as Where's Waldo, in Germany as Where's Walter and in Norway as Where's Willy (yes, yes, see you in Church Vicar!)

Taken in: UK / England / Mendip District / Trudoxhill (show map)

Taken on: January 2, 2015

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Camera: Nikon D7000, f/5.0, 1/640 sec, 72mm (=108mm), ISO 500 (more info) (hide info)

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