#britishrailways

Crianlarich railway station on a drizzly Autumn day

Part 2 of my series on the Llandudno Branch looks at Degwany station and history of Degwany dock.

The Kyle of Lochalsh sits guarding the entrance to Loch Alsh and directly opposite the Isle of Skye village of Kyleakin to which it was connected to by a short ferry ride until the Skye Bridge opened in

Another look at how the railways in the UK have changed over the years with a look at Scarborough Station or Scarborough Central as it was known as previously, and I will follow this later with a post

Llandudno is a seaside town situated on the North coast of Wales and I visited recently to take a few photos of what remains of the railway station which lies at the end of a 3-mile branch line which spurs

So here we are. I will be honest, I am not yet convinced that this major fork is the best way forward for everyone but it's done now and I must start out by recognising the incredible achievement of everyone

Sorry I've been a bit late trying to fanny around and sort out my Railway communities and if I'm honest, and although having got them set-up, I'm not really sure how it all works!! I have a million questions

Railscot is an incredible resource for lovers of Scottish Railways. This massive collection of information and photographs is taking up far too much of my time recently as I peruse and research the details

This lady (on the left) and her carriages is over 40 years old and still holds the world record for being the fastest class of diesel engine in the world, able to reach 148mph with a regular service speed