Posted by Andrew on January 25, 2007  Beautiful picture Jason! Posted by Mike Bjork on January 25, 2007  Great shot of the bay and certainly some beautiful English country side! More more! Posted by George W. Hamlin on January 27, 2007  A beautiful shot! Posted by BNSF SAMMY on January 30, 2007  Beautiful shot. Congrats on POTW! Posted by Dean Kaplan on January 30, 2007  Awesome shot Jason!!!! Posted by Mike Bjork on January 30, 2007  Congrats on PotW Jason! A very deserving shot indeed. Posted by Gregory Weirich on January 30, 2007  AWESOME!!!! Great location and has all the elements of a great photo!! Congratulations on POTW. Posted by Warren on January 31, 2007  Jolly good shot! Posted by David Wheeler on January 31, 2007  WOW!! Posted by Andrew Blaszczyk (2) on January 31, 2007  Congrats on the PotW! A well deserved reward for a gorgeous photot. I had a strong feeling this (or one of yours) would get it. Nice work uploaded, Jason! Posted by Jason Cross on January 31, 2007  Thanks to those who made this pic PoTW, and thank you to everyone who congratulated me and sent kind comments either via the comments above or via email. I was pleasantly surprised that this pic made PoTW, but I have to admit that of all the pictures I took in 2006, this one was my own personal favourite. Posted by Nikko P on January 31, 2007  I knew this was going to be the PotW even when it was in que. Congrats! I'm also making it a PCA vote ;) Posted by Mitch Goldman on February 1, 2007  Beautiful photo (even if the steam engine is out of site). Great rich color, beautiful landscape and a blue sky. Posted by on February 1, 2007  Screw the train,...this is just an absolutely magnificent scene!! Posted by Stephen Jones on February 4, 2007  What a wonderful photograph! Congrats on the PotW! It's certainly deserving! It's simply an all-round perfect photograph! Posted by Glen Batten on February 5, 2007  Excellent. I particularly like the way you hid the 'kettle'! I've nothing against steam, but 'top and tailed' trains are difficult compositionally as the two locos tend to compete for attention. I also admire your resolve in not going for the 'down' shot - you're either a committed modern traction man or someone who likes to plough his own furrow! Posted by Rick Schonfelder on February 5, 2007  Lovely scene and great photo. Posted by Jim Stedman on February 9, 2007  Great picture. I remember this spot from a trip we took a few years ago from Bath to Penzance. I thought it was an awesome setting then. Posted by Janice Bloxham on February 25, 2007  Nice shot

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