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Evokes a time when people watch trains for entertainment. Remarkably done.

The Star and Garter Inn looks very good as part of Clarence Dock. I reckon those dock workers earned themselves a lunchtime or after-work pint (or both).

Chops wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 4:33 pm Evokes a time when people watch trains for entertainment. Remarkably done.

Thank you once again, Chops.

IanAlan wrote: ↑Fri Aug 27, 2021 1:25 pm The Star and Garter Inn looks very good as part of Clarence Dock. I reckon those dock workers earned themselves a lunchtime or after-work pint (or both).

Though not my regular place for a drink after work, it was a really nice place.

I must run some steam trains again. It has been a little while since the last running session.

Glencairn

Leeds, Scarcroft & Wetherby Railway locomotive 'East Keswick' approaching Roseville Station with a southbound train of pit props. The pit props will finish somewhere in France.

The same train now at Leeds Sovereign Street Station.
The train arrived at Leeds LNWR Goods Yard. Has been marshalled and is now heading south with a Calder Railway locomotive in charge.
Glencairn

The train of pit props etc. continues its journey south.

Another train heading south. This time a troop train with soldiers of the Northumberland Fusiliers. A mix of different Company carriages make up the train.

North British Railway carriages are at the front. Even some Kirkstall & East Seacroft Railway coaches are making the long journey south.

Glencairn

The younger granddaughter decided to run steam trains, which is unusual for her.

A northbound oil train passes a passenger train in Leeds Sovereign Street Station.
And passes Roseville Station.

Glencairn

Every picture tells a story, like the troop train and the platform full of troops.

Puddles

Puddles wrote: ↑Wed Sep 01, 2021 7:51 pm Every picture tells a story, like the troop train and the platform full of troops.

Puddles

One part of the layout is 1914/19 whilst the other is 60 years later. A bit odd when they collide, (but so what )

Glencairn

There comes times when the 'big steam engines' travel the line.

At the Junction. LMS 6220 'Coronation'
Passing Crown Point Yard. LMS 6149 'Lady of the Lake'
Passing Leeds Sovereign Street Station. LMS 5699 'Galatea'
Glencairn

You cannot beat "big" steam engines Great pictures as usual.