Fred's built a great Lego model of St. George
A Trainey Sort of Week, Liverpool Street, City of London - 3rd April 2014
It's a miscellaneous round-up of another week ridin' the rails from Diss to London and back. At Diss, DJ's station café, source of many bacon rolls over the last three years, has closed down. Meanwhile, in London, it's the week of the "great smog", as south-easterly winds and factory fumes from Europe combine with sand blown in from the Sahara and, apparently, additional Nitrogen Dioxide thanks to an increase in Diesel use - the fuel of Satan - to create "level 10" pollution, which means it's definitely time to evacuate the cities, flee for the hills or live in bunkers, etc.
next album: The BSCC at The Black Horse, and an April Miscellany, Thorndon, Diss and Eye, Suffolk - 10th April 2014
previous album: On Being Two: Harry's Birthday, Brome, Suffolk - 28th March 2014
Derelict factory buildings at Brantham, near Manningtree
Derelict building at Brantham
Lunchtime at work is getting a little crowded
At Ipswich, Class 86 loco 86501, built in 1966
The ancient Class 86 at Ipswich
The sight of an empty cafe at Diss station
The almost-obsolete CRT monitors on platform 1
DJ's coffee shop is no more
The train snakes its way towards Bethnal Green
Yack graffiti on a wall
Graffiti on a railway bridge
Runch in action
A smoggy City of London, on 'pollution alert' day
Another Runch tag
Welcome to the underworld
Possibly-derelict buildings
A group of signalling-equipment boxes
Nosher's train passes a Class 315 tin can
Trains get close as they pass under a bridge
Crossrail continues outside Liverpool Street
A bike with a large trailer load
Class 90 90013 'The Evening Star' gets a make-over
A bridge over the railway
Open doors into the mystery buildings
The best shot yet into Liverpool Street
Shiny spaghetti rails into Liverpool Street
Litter and some City dude on the Bank of England
The former Gladwell and Co Picture Dealers
Cycle Superhighway 7 - part of the route to work
Looking towards the Swiss Re Gherkin
Andrew is fixing a new finial on the Cornwallis
Ben's on the Cornwallis's roof
Fred legs it up the drive
A derelict-but-lived in house near Gaze's
The four wind turbines lost in the pollution haze
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Fred's built a great Lego model of St. George
Fred's built a great Lego model of St. George
Derelict factory buildings at Brantham, near Manningtree
Derelict building at Brantham
Lunchtime at work is getting a little crowded
At Ipswich, Class 86 loco 86501, built in 1966
The ancient Class 86 at Ipswich
The sight of an empty cafe at Diss station
The almost-obsolete CRT monitors on platform 1
DJ's coffee shop is no more
The train snakes its way towards Bethnal Green
Yack graffiti on a wall
Graffiti on a railway bridge
Runch in action
A smoggy City of London, on 'pollution alert' day
Another Runch tag
Welcome to the underworld
Possibly-derelict buildings
A group of signalling-equipment boxes
Nosher's train passes a Class 315 tin can
Trains get close as they pass under a bridge
Crossrail continues outside Liverpool Street
A bike with a large trailer load
Class 90 90013 'The Evening Star' gets a make-over
A bridge over the railway
Open doors into the mystery buildings
The best shot yet into Liverpool Street
Shiny spaghetti rails into Liverpool Street
Litter and some City dude on the Bank of England
The former Gladwell and Co Picture Dealers
Cycle Superhighway 7 - part of the route to work
Looking towards the Swiss Re Gherkin
Andrew is fixing a new finial on the Cornwallis
Ben's on the Cornwallis's roof
Fred legs it up the drive
A derelict-but-lived in house near Gaze's
The four wind turbines lost in the pollution haze