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To me there was never any drawback it was just simply child's play looking back down the old track it was a typical British railway. It was just brilliant in its heyday chugging along with a smokestack through tunnels and the odd archway I can safely say I never looked back. All those hard workers on the payroll leaving memories along the track spending all day shovelling coal everything they wore and owned black. Some days their breath dried and they cried from the young lad to the station guard but they all had something called pride even though their memory's were all scarred. The whistle could be heard "all aboard" and off it would go chugging the steam puffed and the engine roared regardless of the carriages it was tugging. Through every village an every vale it relentlessly ploughed along each track and each trail leaving its white fluffy cloud. Travelling along tootling down from hill to hill down the track from coast to each and every town and I never looked back.
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Aug 2, 2017
Aug 2, 2017 at 12:38 AM UTC
I Never Looked Back
To me there was never any drawback it was just simply child's play looking back down the old track it was a typical British railway. It was just brilliant in its heyday chugging along with a smokestack through tunnels and the odd archway I can safely say I never looked back. All those hard workers on the payroll leaving memories along the track spending all day shovelling coal everything they wore and owned black. Some days their breath dried and they cried from the young lad to the station guard but they all had something called pride even though their memory's were all scarred. The whistle could be heard "all aboard" and off it would go chugging the steam puffed and the engine roared regardless of the carriages it was tugging. Through every village an every vale it relentlessly ploughed along each track and each trail leaving its white fluffy cloud. Travelling along tootling down from hill to hill down the track from coast to each and every town and I never looked back.
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Aug 2, 2017
Aug 2, 2017 at 12:38 AM UTC
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