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Here's a few photos taken at the NYMR yesterday:
http://www.railfots.co.uk/show/date/2008/05/10
Also a few non-rail ones too:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/craigallan/sets/72157605002627133/
A few shots taken from a trip to the Lake District today.
Stopped off at Alston on the way over. No trains running, but the station is open for people to use the toilets. Handy to know as there's no service stations on the moors :lol:
Windermere
67029 on the Tyne Valley this afternoon:
http://www.railfots.co.uk/show/photo/234
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Here's a few non-railway shots too:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/craigallan/sets/72157604745740905/detail/
I've just been sorting through some of my older photos and have uploaded some of the better ones from 2005.
http://www.railfots.co.uk/show/date/2005
More to follow, whenever I can be arsed :lol:
A few photos from Hawkhill (Northumberland) this afternoon.
A southbound NXEC service.
Warning sign on the crossing.
47802 and 47501 with the Easter Highlander
Then on my way home about an hour later it started snowing...
I was bored yesterday afternoon, so had a walk along the Tanfield Railway.
Causey Arch station, complete with grass platform
"Beware of trains"
The steep gradient into Tanfield East station - the southern end of the line.
Causey Burn - The stream that runs along the valley...
Last week I needed to travel from Newcastle to Hexham. As I knew that I would be driving back I only needed to buy a single ticket. When I went to buy my ticket from the machine at Newcastle I was presented with two choices. A standard day single for £5, or an evening cheap day return for...
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