A few photos from Thirlmere/Trainworks, taken about 2 weeks back.
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Thanks for those, Chris. Regretted in 2009 that we didn't have time to visit the museum--definately will spend a day there next february between all the lineside gunzeling, visits with friends and various railway layouts, and thousands of KM's of driving.
ReplyDeleteG'day Blair,
ReplyDeleteYou didn't miss much in 2009. It is vastly different and improved these days, although (in my opinion) it is not as good as the QR Workshops Museum at Ipswitch.
Might see you in Feb!