Elmham Market in EM

[James Spooner]

Another day in Elysian. Linda has just left Boston Lodge with an ‘anti-gravity’ train (to precede the later gravity train) and I have DLG on a Mountain Spirit.

Nigel

 

[James Spooner]

Variety, as they say, is the spice of life. Todays’s turn involves a trip taking visitors for a tour of Boston Lodge and then a Woodland Wanderer, both with Lyd, seen here resting at Boston Lodge halt.

Nigel

 

[Dave Holt]

Ah, my favourite!
Dave.

 

[RichardG]

with an ‘anti-gravity’ train

What a delightful phrase!

 

[James Spooner]

Today is my last day driving this week and it’s a gentleman’s light sporting turn, with the ultimate gentleman’s light sporting engine and a magnificent set of carriages in tow.

Nigel

 

[David B]

Fabulous! That train is living history, both ancient and modern, and it’s looking absolutely beautiful in the Snowdonia sunshine. I am very slowly starting to model the set in 16mm scale, beginning with two-tone Bowsider No 18. Despite having built dozens of carriages over the years, it is without question the most challenging carriage I’ve yet tried….but I’m sure the curly roof brake van will give it a run for its money in due course.

Looks like you’ve had a great week - thanks for sharing the photos.