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taken by me January 2nd 2019  Chesterfield Station  East Midlands Trains (EMT) class 222 Meridian - 222001  East Midlands Trains (EMT) class 222 Meridian - 222001  East Midlands Trains (EMT) class 222 Meridian - 222001  East Midlands Trains (EMT) class 222 Meridian - 222001  East Midlands Trains (EMT) class 222 Meridian - 222001  East Midlands Trains (EMT) class 222 Meridian - 222001
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 a TransPennibe class 185 at Leeds  Leeds station looking from platform 11a  a LNER class 91 at Leeds train station  a nortern rial class 142 at Leeds train station  Leeds train station or a little bit of it  Sheffield station arriving at Sheffield station - sorry its short but my phone needed juice
Burton-on-Trent and Skegness Stations are currently managed by East Midlands trains, although owned by Network Rail. Burton-on-Trent (Burton) is my nearest railway station  Station sign under the Bridge at Burton Station  Looking towards the bridge and pillars at Burton Station  The Bridge Pillars at Burton Station  Skegness Station  The Jolly Fisherman outside Skegness Station photos and videos by me  Winthorpe Beach and Sea Beach and Sea at Winthorpe near Skegness  Donkeys on Skegness Beach  Skegness Pier what's left of it  Skegness Beach and Wind Turbines out in the Wash pathetic Skegness illuminations Oct 28th 2017  part of Skegness illuminations  part of Skegness illuminations - from the Suncastle  part of Skegness illuminations  The Jolly Fisherman fountain - part of Skegness illuminations  part of Skegness illuminations  Clock Tower Skegness - part of Skegness illuminations  Clock Tower Skegness - part of Skegness illuminations  part of Skegness illuminations from my recent trip  outside Preston station  2 northern class 156s at Preston station  close up of a northern class 156 at Preston  the same northern class 156s at Preston - my train to Blackpool North  on a Virgin Super Voyager to Oxenholme Lake District  on a Virgin Super Voyager to Oxenholme Lake District - coach B  Oxenholme Lake District platforms  Oxenholme Lake District station  Oxenholme Lake District station  Oxenholme Lake District station sign  Road sign at outside Oxenholme station  waiting at Oxenholme station for train to Preston  on a northern class 156 back to Blackpool North Travelled by train naturally from Burton-on-Trent changing at Derby for onward journey to Matlock Bath and also for return journey back to Burton-on-Trent  2 class 222 Meridians at Derby  class 222 Meridian arriving at Derby  Derby station  where we went  Across from the station  Matlock Bath and the River Derwent  River Derwent Matlock Bath  The Temple Hotel Matlock Bath  The Temple Hotel - breakfast room  Heights of Abraham Cable Car station  view from a Heights of Abraham Cable Car  Another view from a Heights of Abraham Cable Car  Another stunning view from a Heights of Abraham Cable Car  Heights of Abraham Cable Cars arriving back at the base station  a typical sign when out walking  nice walks to be had around Matlock Bath  a beautiful reflecting bridge of the River Derwent at Matlock Bath  over you go to the other side  for more walking in the woods  for a drink or a snack  a bridge near Haddon Hall Derbyshire  Haddon Hall as the sign says  just a beautiful view  Peveril Castle Keep Derbyshire  near Matlock Bath Derbyshire  a mini waterfall Matlock Bath  a fountain Matlock Bath  Matlock Bath and the River Derwent  a bridge across a stream Matlock Bath  Matlock Bath  Matlock Bath is very hilly  near Matlock Bath  a class 153 of East Midlands trains departing Derby for Matlock  a class 158 and a class 222 at Derby both operated by East Midlands trains  part of Derby station filmed by Dave filmed by me - Dave These are scanned copies from the free booklet guide I received when I visited the National Railway Museum at York, on September 26th 2015 Click any of the booklet pages to pop out
 National Railway Museum booklet - pages 7 & 8
 National Railway Museum booklet - back cover The National Railway Museum booklet is a free guide handed out on entry to the main hall. It is totally free to visit the National Railway Museum at York, however you are free to make a donation either before proceeding into the vast halls or outside, or you can donate before leaving at the end of your visit. If you love steam trains and want to see them up real close, as well as have a chance to actually touch as well, then the National Railway Museum is the place to go to. For best photo oportunities I wouldn't recommend weekends as all the halls can get very busy. |
Dave ( Site Owner )
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