The Didcot Railway Centre

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19th February 2006

I've only been to Didcot once - for one of their superbly organised photographic evenings. This was on Friday, the 26th October 2001. I personally felt that the long trek from West Yorkshire was well worth while - see if you agree.......

1363 stands outside Radstock North 'box at Didcot Buy Print	1363 Didcot Buy Print	1363 at Didcot Buy Print	Pannier 3738 stands with 6998 "Burton Agnes Hall" Buy Print
4079 "Pendennis Castle" had not long returned the the UK at this point. I presume it's overhaul is by now nearly finished. Buy Print	4144 under the Coal Stage. Buy Print	4144 is on the turntable, while 5051 looks on. Buy Print	4144 on the turntable, while a Didcot volunteer stands stock still for 5 minutes! Impressive! Buy Print
4144 stands outside the shed as night starts to fall. Buy Print	5572 and 4866 are at the Broad Guage end of the site. Buy Print	5697 tucked away in a corner of the site with a breakdown crane. Buy Print	5900 "Hinderton Hall" stands in the shed bathed in the evening sunshine. Buy Print
6998 "Burton Agnes Hall" Buy Print	6998 "Burton Agnes Hall" Buy Print	6998 "Burton Agnes Hall" Buy Print	6998 "Burton Agnes Hall" is outside the shed with "Prairie" 6106. Buy Print
7808 "Cookham Manor" Buy Print	7808 "Cookham Manor" Buy Print	7808 "Cookham Manor" Buy Print	7808 "Cookham Manor" Buy Print
No1 "Bonnie Prince Charlie" with a goods. Buy Print	No1 "Bonnie Prince Charlie" with a goods. Buy Print	1363 stands outside Radstock North 'box at Didcot Buy Print