Hull and Hereabouts

At fifty or so miles an hour this is about as much of Conisbrough as I manged to spot from the train on our way to Sheffield the other d...

So to avoid any confusion this is the Ouse. Not the Great Ouse the we met in King's Lynn, nor yet the Little Ouse not even the Sus...

If anyone bangs on about intelligent design being the way of the world just ask how the apex of the alleged Deity's plans, the mos...

I just had a moment's notice to capture this locomotion. As I'm just old fashioned and a lazy bird I won't tell which way i...

Things to do on trains: part 1 Take silly pictures of yourself and get gawped at by other passengers. This was taken somewhere between...

I happened upon a train having a shower the other day (as you do) and was wondering how I could lever this image into this blog. I need ...

I had a few minutes to sit and ponder on the 169 year old Driffield station and what's left of its glory. Above is the old stationma...

Just the other day I was on my way to Cottingham along Snuff Mill Lane when the Hull train sped past, knowing the trains around here the...

The local train company 1 has decorated its trains with scenes from the cities it serves and so here we have Leeds' Black Prince s...

That's Stepney on Beverley Road not London E1. Hard to imagine now that there were once two railway stations on Beverley Road, one a...

The junction of Spring Bank and Princes Avenue is a fairly busy place at the best of time.The traffic flow is now improved by a new li...

On the train coming back from Bridlington and going as fast as the push-me-pull-you diesel can go I had very little time to catch this ...

Run out of interesting pictures so here's a boring blue bridge to be going on with. It's Cottingham station and that's the Hul...

Harpham is a little village about half way between Driffield and Bridlington. The train goes whizzing past so this is about as much as...