Old railway station

It was in the middle of nowhere (well, seven miles from Nottingham)

Have a look at this Dundee and Newtyle Railway. Link www.railbrit.co.uk/Dundee_and_Newtyle_Railway/frame.htm

Train station 19th century 20th century architecture. Iron carcass buildings.

We had a look at the old station at Weybourne, lucky enough to see both a steam and a diesel train arrive and depart. A nice cup of tea on the platform in the sunshine!

part 2 and not to be confused in any way whatsoever with my photo "Old railway Station signs" part 1 I was amazed to see that "part 1" (even though t's not actually titled "part 1" but maybe it should be now) has gone to 14th out of 4,500,000 in a Google Images search for "old railway station signs" in two months. How does that happen? These signs are from around the Manchester area in the days of British Rail before the new operators such as Virgin Trains, Arriva etc were formed

TRAMS rattle their way down broad boulevards, the Hold Utca Food Hall hums with the tempting aromas of onion pies and paprika-smoked salamis with street food stalls from across the globe, and the designer stores lining Andrassy Avenue seem to be weathering plenty of Prada shoe leather.