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The warm weather must have brought the ESNG members out of hibernation, as there were ten of them around on Sunday afternoon. It’s always possible to find a Class 66 in a livery that you’ve never seen before…. USA goods…. … Continue reading →

A small working party today, as some couldn’t make it, and Chris and I were late.  not much work was completed – we started off looking at improving one set of corners, then found that the other set were the … Continue reading →

One more AbRail to come, but for now we return to the Sunday’s ESNG meeting.  A lovely spring day outside, and eight members inside the hall.  It was one of those days when everyone wanted to run trains, and the … Continue reading →

There’s more AbRail to come, but for now we return to the usual ESNG club night.  Not quite of the same quality, but more relaxing….. We started the meeting in the afternoon, to do some maintenance on the fiddle yard … Continue reading →

Following Wednesday’s replacement bus service, Sunday was a very busy afternoon, with 11 members turning out.  Was there a hint of spring, too?  It was still light when we finished for the afternoon, and I forgot to put the hall … Continue reading →

Wednesday night, and although seven members trickled in, we didn’t quite get around to running trains.  It was good to see Derek the Apps back in circulation.  No.1 son Michael came down to run trains, after a long break, but … Continue reading →

Another Sunday meeting, and to my surprise, nine members and our junior turned up.  The usual suspects were filling the fiddle yard…. Sometimes words fail me (!!)  No erudite/amusing/rude captions suggest themselves today, so here, in no particular order, are … Continue reading →

Before we return to Alton, a few pictures from Wednesday’s club meeting.  I was once again expecting a quiet evening, having heard that a number of members were still under the weather.  However, we ended up with six members attending.  … Continue reading →

I was expecting a quiet afternoon, having heard that a brace of Derek’s were hors de combat.  However, we ended up with nine members plus our junior attending.  It was a busy afternoon on the rails, although later on armchairs … Continue reading →