There's a partial rainbow and orange rain
Diss Miscellany, and a Few Hours at Bressingham, Diss and Bressingham, Norfolk - 13th October 2012
There's a farmers' market in Diss, on the market place. Then we're in Amandines for the usual late-morning cake/coffee/lunch, and after that - only a week after the previous visit - we're at Bressingham Steam museum for another go on the trains.
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The Norfolk Feather works from Park Road car park
Isobel and Fred head across Diss Park
Harry on the market place
Diss Farmers' market
Harry gets fed some goo
Feeding time for Mr Cheese
The boarded-up Victoria Wine, and the White Horse
Fred, Harry and Isobel in Amandines
Harry looks up
Amandines' bar/counter
Fred hangs off the buffer of a locomotive
Fred balances on a rail
The wheels and boiler of a South American loco
A mad portrait of Red Rum on the gallopers
Fred looks out of his favourite 11104 'Mavis'
The Bressingham signal box
George Sholto at the station
A pile of coal, and a shovel
The view of the Sholto's footplate
Hand on the regulator
Coal is lobbed in to the firebox
The St. Christopher trundles around
Ready for another trip
Mere Street bathed in sodium light
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There's a partial rainbow and orange rain
There's a partial rainbow and orange rain
The Norfolk Feather works from Park Road car park
Isobel and Fred head across Diss Park
Harry on the market place
Diss Farmers' market
Harry gets fed some goo
Feeding time for Mr Cheese
The boarded-up Victoria Wine, and the White Horse
Fred, Harry and Isobel in Amandines
Harry looks up
Amandines' bar/counter
Fred hangs off the buffer of a locomotive
Fred balances on a rail
The wheels and boiler of a South American loco
A mad portrait of Red Rum on the gallopers
Fred looks out of his favourite 11104 'Mavis'
The Bressingham signal box
George Sholto at the station
A pile of coal, and a shovel
The view of the Sholto's footplate
Hand on the regulator
Coal is lobbed in to the firebox
The St. Christopher trundles around
Ready for another trip
Mere Street bathed in sodium light