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bulleidboy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 7:32 pm "Craigellachie" - you wouldn't want to leave those wagons alone in the yard at night

Not if they are full of these bottles.

https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/c ... 6d9f6263ae

Glencairn

That's quite a layout you have there.
I think you will find operating with the goods yard fun.

Kind regards Peter M

Thanks for your kind comments, Peter M.

Making up wagons for despatch has certainly added a new dimension to operations.

Glencairn

Albert Vinnerd's garage has been moved to a vacant space on the layout.



Cyrus Sharp is the new owner of the coal yard




Glencairn

Diesel operations are 'back on'.

Class 47 47423 'Sceptre' Heading north wth freight for the Royal Ordnance Factory, Barnbow.




'A drop of oil here. A drop there.' D1008 Western Harrier at Crown Point Depot




D9011 The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers at Leeds Sovereign Street Station on its way to Crown Point Depot.




Glencairn

A Leeds Central to Dewsbury Market Place DMU arriving at Leeds Sovereign Street Station




Containers at Sovereign Street.




Clarence Dock Goods Yard.



Glencairn

Class 55 55001 St Paddy passing Leeds Sovereign Street Station on its way to Crown Point Yard.



Class 47 47517 Andrew Carnegie At Crown Point Yard




Repairing recent storm damage




Glencairn

I was in my local model shop the other day and the model of The Boars Head Inn.



A scene of Charlie Marston's Yard



Glencairn

The challenges of family life are getting bigger. I am going to stop doing large scenery work and just plant a tree or three instead. Running trains is the 'order of the day'.

Class 56 56035 on its way to be refuelled at Crown Point. It is passing Charlie Marston's Yard.




And behind the small Industrial Estate



Class 121 on the Seacroft to Leeds Sovereign Street Station service seen at Roseville Junction



Glencairn

‘I am going to stop doing large scenery work and just plant a tree or three instead. Running trains is the 'order of the day'.’

I wish I had that outlook - I get in the shed, see how much there is to do, the empty baseboard areas and never run a train, sometimes for weeks! The project manager doesn’t know why I have the trains.

Nice shots.