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Could do a search on Flickr - there are lots of railway photos on there (and other stuff too) - search for tags

This has been covered in another thread - see here: http://www.railforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=84653

We went to the Downpatrick & Co Down Railway a couple of years ago whilst staying in the area - well worth a visit and lovely friendly people

Kings Cross is like that with the new entrance being the opposite side of the station from platform 0

Yes - makes you realise how the other half live. Thanks for an interesting posting

And kids - if you have a family to herd, it is far easier with a through train

Excellent! Would be great to see more of things like that - Well done to EMT

Thanks E50019 - that explains the situation (and your comment) well. It does seem that the reconnection will be about far more than just putting the infrastructure in. It would be nice to think that they are already thinking about things like this

Not knowing the background I was wondering what the issue was - please could you elaborate? Thanks

"The line opened on the same day that the Titanic went down I recall. " - sounds like you were there CarltonA :-)

Thanks for the report - the info has prompted me to look at the trip to Lake Bled for a future trip. Love to see some pics

Excellent! have to remember that next time my OH asks me (again):lol:

When we did it last summer, there were some semi open carriages. Lovely trip - really enjoyed it

I was through there every day last week and there doesn't appear to be anything else done on the eastern side. Some extra work has been carried out in the new depot -not sure of the terminology - but a lot of progress has been made on the wires and fittings that go between the supports (at right...

Interesting spot and although I've been to York loads of times, I had no idea it existed Thanks for posting it (and next time look at all the photos...:-))

It has also moved a bit further north (according to the Goggle map) from when I were a lad....

Some very impressive structures and some great pics - thanks guys. Does the fact that most of the structures nominated are viaducts suggest that they are the most impressive or that most of the other kind of structures are no longer with us (or in use)?

Thanks for all the info - it is as I thought

Thanks for the info Philip - it is as I thought and will mean that the station will be on the east side of town. The BBC video gave the slight impression of the station being actually in the town (which I thought was fairly unlikely!)

Hi Following the announcement of the council committing money to reopening the station http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-21671078 Does anyone know what is planned? I think the previous Ilkeston stations (Town and North?) were on lines now closed, so is it likely that a new...