A MIXED BAG. Rain Stopped Play.
I had a day out planned for today. I’d done some research, checked the timetables AND taken a look at the weather forecast.
Transport
SNAPSHOT. West Kirby. Toasted Bagel At Toast.
Yesterday evening sort of ran away and hid from me so here’s how my cake hunting finished up. The cake turned into a bagel. A favourite stopping off point is the cafe Toast on the station at West Kirby. It’s so easy for me to trot off the train, through the barrier and around the corner and in. I was looking at at the cakes but then I noticed brie […]
SNAPSHOT. Liverpool. Heading For The Wirral.
Time now for the next stage of my coffee and cake hunt. To the Wirral by the Merseyrail Wirral Loop Line ! In some ways this post has similarities with the Newcastle Metro I posted about previously. Both are largely based on conversations of existing rail routes, both are electric, Newcastle overhead, Wirral Loop 3rd rail and both have underground sections. This route serves West Kirby, New Brighton and down […]
SNAPSHOT. Newton Le Willows. In Memoriam.
Situated by the new ticket office at the railway station there is a replica of the plaque which commemorates the untimely death of the MP William Huskisson on the official opening of the Liverpool to Manchester Railway. I believe the original, now hard used by the hand of time, is now at the National Railway Museum. The actual monument is by the track, just past this station, on the right […]
SNAPSHOT. Taking A Bus Ride
I’ve had a nicely busy couple of days. Photos are being edited and submitted to photo libraries. The staircase has had what I hope will be it’s last coat of paint until the next redecorating. So I fancied a couple of hours of me time away from the computer screen and the stink of fresh paint. Not sure where exactly I’m heading but yes at some point the will be […]
SNAPSHOT. Newcastle. Riding On The Metro.
I like the Metro. No not the one in Paris but the Geordie one that circles the coast through Whitley Bay before diving back under the city and the River Tyne before it heads out to Sunderland and beyond. Apart from the two tunnels under the city the rest of the route is made up of converted rail lines which had reached the end of their days and were threatened […]
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