This months picture…
Picture of the Month – May 2015
May 1, 2015 by grahammuz
Posted in Fisherton Sarum, General, Picture of the Month | Tagged 36001, British Railway Modelling magazine, Bulleid Leader, Bulleid Merchant Navy Pacifics, Fisherton Sarum, original Merchant Navy, Paul Bason, Salisbury, Southern, Southern Railway | 4 Comments
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The current planned exhibition appearances of Canute Road Quay or Fisherton Sarum are as follows:
*Cancelled* 17th October 2020 – Canute Road Quay; Beckenham and West Wickham MRC,
*Cancelled* 16th / 17th January 2021 – Canute Road Quay; Chiltern Model Railway Association,
TBC January 2021 – Canute Road Quay; Astolat Model Railway Circle, The Surrey Sports Park, University of Surrey,
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16th October 2021 – Canute Road Quay; Beckenham and West Wickham MRC, St John’s Church, Eden Park Avenue, Beckenham, Kent, BR3 3JN
5th / 6th February 2022- Canute Road Quay; Stafford Railway Circle, Stafford County Showground, Weston Road, ST18 0BD
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I was born and brought up in Bognor Regis. 36001 was hidden away in the engine shed which was demolished in the 1950’s just before I took an interest in the location by standing on the saddle of my bicycle and watching excursion locos turning on the surviving turntable.
That’s a lovely shot. I really like the figures in the scene, they really bring it to life!
I have admired this model railway since I first saw it in print. This latest picture doesn’t change that view at all. One day I hope to ‘see it in the flesh ‘.
Jon many thanks for your kind comment. You can see it the flesh at the Worthing and the Hornby Magazine Great Electric Train Shows in the Autumn see my Exhibition diary page here https://grahammuz.com/exhibition-diary/ for details