A Garden in Shropshire

[bobg]

Only 32mm (is that only?) but I thought a good picture, with a good 'quarry' look.

Credit for the pic must go to Peter Aldridge, the photo came to me from the railway's owner, with permission to display.

Bill Haywoods slightly poorly lady Anne, peeps out of the shed built by Bill Rockey.

 

[mike]

its not the gauge that matters its the quality:love:

 

[bobg]

The first one is the best of the bunch

In the last one you can see the big railway as well.

 

[pugwash]

The first one is the best.

Yeah, the tatty Landrover adds to the credibility
Yet another idea to nick. 8|

 

[bobg]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7oJa-I31PU&feature=youtu.be

 

[Martino]

Looks great. I always hanker after a bit of 2' gauge to go along side my 3'. One day.... Perhaps when I can have some 4' 81/2" too.

A wonderful feel to this railway.

 

[ge_rik]

Lovely garden railway - excellent miniature railway (12" gauge?? ). Not at all envious .......... :admire: :admire: :admire:

Rik

 

[bobg]

Lovely garden railway - excellent miniature railway (12" gauge?? ). Not at all envious .......... :admire: :admire: :admire:

Rik

7 1/4" aksherly, and a lovely varied one at that. Got lots of luvery grades that make even the big 'uns chuff. (So has the 32mm.) Not far from Shropshire Lad (Colin).

 

[CoggesRailway]

That is brilliant...

 

[stevedenver]

bob
what a lovely garden
and, while im very impressed with all
i particularly like your brick viaduct

nice child too!

 

[bobg]

Steve, dunno who the little lad is, probably just one of the visitors, but the railway is where I sometimes play, and belongs to a mate. he hold regular open days, for both 7 1/4" and 32mm.