Variety from York....

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 Green Arrow was over the inspection pit in NRM a few days ago so I took the opportunity of taking this view from a rather unusual position.

This has its origins with the LSWR... I think.



 I used to have a Hornby model of this many years ago!!!! Now the original is in the workshop at NRM receiving attention.


 Then I walked through the station to view the very latest in railway technology!!! And I saw this three car pacer too.


But the building is still beautiful!!!

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