Updated: 9 September 2008


 


Pickering North Yorkshire Railway

 


In September 2001 I was in Yorkshire and, on the way home, visited the North Yorkshire Railway at Pickering.

 
Pickering Railway Station. North Yorkshire Steam Railway. Sept 9 2001.  Unfortunately the day I chose to visit this station was a Children's Day and buntings were everywhere. Also, on the front of these proud locomotives, were placed masks of children's programme "Thomas the Tank Engine" which completely ruined the locomotive's splendour. Therefore you will see that none of the following images show the front of the loco's.


Locomotive sitting at the platform at Pickering Station -you will see an image of this in Grosmont below in 2006


Scene at Pickering Station. Some of those buntings in evidence. Mind you, it could almost be a photo of VE Day 1945!


Another view of the railway station at Pickering, North Yorkshire. This time looking up track. Sept 9 2001.


A beautiful loco. A2 Class 4-6-2 60532 "Blue Peter" on arrival at Pickering Station. Sept 9 2001.


A2 Class 4-6-2 "Blue Peter" 60532. Sept 9 2001.


A2 Class 4-6-2 "Blue Peter" 60532, showing the 4 of the 4-6-0!!


A2 Class 4-6-2 "Blue Peter" 60532


A nice overhead shot of the Blue Peter locomotive

The following were taken on the 28th September 2003 as I passed through from Scarborough

September 2003

The following were taken on the 28th September 2003 as I passed through from Scarborough

3rd October 2004

Black 5 "45407"

Joined by another Black 5 for a double header

7th September 2006

Pickering to Grosmont & Back Again

Pt 1 - Pickering to Levisham

Pt 2 - Levisham to Goathland

Pt 3 Goathland - Grosmont

Pt 4 Grosmont

   

 

   

Pt 5 Grosmont - Goathland

Pt 6 - Goathland to Levisham

Pt 7 Levisham - Pickering

Pickering


1. Flea Market & 4 images of Pickering Castle

& finally, I spotted this when I inserted the image into my computer - look at the face in the image???? Spooky! (top right)

Pickering September 7th 2008 - Sir Nigel Gresley

Video 46 second clip of Sir Nigel Gresley leaving Pickering      

Every Image that is taken by me is copyright. Reproduction by permission only

Pickering is not just a famous steam terminal. It is a lovely town in its own right. One of the most notable aspects is the medieval mural paintings on the walls of the parish church of St Peter & St Paul. Here are some shots of Pickering itself and the murals, also taken on Sept 7th 2008.

       

 


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