Isobel and the Invidia Voices, Norwich Railway Station, Norfolk- 28th September 2018

Isobel's choir - the Invidia Voices - are doing a performance at Norwich Railway Station as part of the BBC's Music Day, with the performance even featuring on that evening's BBC Look East regional news programme. And so we head up to the station by train, and follow the singing with a trip up Prince of Wales Road for a curry in the strangely-deserted Prince of Wales Indian restaurant. That's after trying out the all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet on Riverside, which sadly has a 20-minute wait for a table.

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A pair of Class 86's and a Class 66 'shed'

A pair of Class 86's and a Class 66 'shed'

Class 86 86604 down at Ipswich

Fred, Harry and Grandad hang around on the sofa

Fred constructs a hotdog

Nosher roams around the fire pit

Diss is packed thanks to signal failures

A train dumps all its passengers at Diss

Marticle and Suey down at the Brockdish Kings Head

The Boy Phil and Paul

Pints of beer and a flower arrangement

Class 90 90001 Crown Point lurks at Diss Station

Fred clings on to a lamp post

Milling around at Norwich Station

Down at Norwich Station, the choir assembles

Harry and Fred are somewhat non-plussed

A cameraman roams around

Norwich Station's 1859 Victorian architecture

The BBC film crew does its thing

The crowds film on their phones

Harry looks up

The conductor, er, conducts

The Look East dude talks to camera

There's a bit of a piece to camera

The prehistoric Class 37 37409 Lowestoft train

Outside Norwich Station

Norwich Station's brickwork and dome

Harry in the all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet

The River Wensum, under Prince of Wales Road

A strange floating head in the Prince of Wales

The gang on the train

An infinite sequence of doors along the train