Down The Line

An awful windy rainy overcast day, with a couple of hours spare whist Mrs BB met a friend, I headed to The British. It's an extremely large tract of land in South Wales between Hafodrynys and Blaenavon. The name derived from The British Iron & Coal firm that formery occupied the area.

It was a case of keeping the lens covered from the swirling rain until ready to take the photograph. The one I like best is looking down the line past hardy Welsh sheep on the hillside oblivious to the weather.

Lens used;   Leica mount 7Artisans 75mm F1.25 (manual focus)