This was a journey that I wouldn't have made, had I known that the steam loco, which I had travelled to see, the steam loco 'British India Line', was not hauling the train until Hellingsby. A class 47, 47804 gently rolled alongside the platform to come to a halt a the position where I was standing. But the fact that a class 47 was paired with grand class 37 and that I exchanged greetings with the driver, made it a bit more palletable. I knew I had seen that driver in the past few months...it was at Doncaster. He was at the helm of class 56 314 Conwy Castle, hauling the '1Z80 Northern Belle', and sporting a rather impressive nameplate 'King Charles III, God Save The King'.
Then it was off to Sheffield 30 minutes later. Having caught the London St. Pancras train. I arrived in Sheffield 30 minutes from Leeds. A quick look around, nothing much in so I rushed off to my appointment.
Once back at the station, again nothing much about but I took a few photos anyway.
Back at Doncaster Rail Station.
Nature images
These are photos of a Wood Mouse at a bowl of food outside the backdoor. This mouse seemed un-phased by my and my wife's presence, even when we shone a light in its direction. 1st September 2023.
On the 3rd September 2023, the Wood Mouse was back, eating from the bowl. You can clearly see that it is brown in colour with large, rounded ears, long tail and white feet.
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