Flaxfield- A bucolic 1950s Suffolk backwater

[Osgood]

I see young George (who appears to be picking his nose) has cut his right knee?

Isn't it just. I gather from Mrs Santa that Lightmoor's recent publication "Railways with a Colourful Past" has been despatched from the North Pole which I'm rather looking forward to if the colourisation of Pilton Yard in 1926 is anything to go by.

I was certainly not disappointed, Martin - a very nicely laid out book

 

[Joe's Garage]

I think both George and his mate have been scrambling around in the undergrowth, judging by the state of their legs!!
Lovely photos of a lovely railway.
Julian

 

[NHY 581]

Morning all,

By way of reassurance, Flaxfield only doth sleepeth.

There's quite a bit going on of a non-railway nature which inevitably has not just impacted on a start being made on Flaxfield but also on the other smaller projects such as Blackwater Pier and Seahorses which will be documented on the main layout thread in due course.

In the meantime, we may well see smaller parts of these projects emerge so do stay tuned.

Rob