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There is a knock on the door.
Who can that be on a Sunday? Tradesmen’s entrance as well.
It is Lady Cornelia. She wasn’t expected until tomorrow.
What a delight.
I took off her baggage. Always too much in a way, but a pretty sight to see.
Rather petite one would say. Just as I imagined..
I shall take her upstairs and show her to her room.
I hope she is happy with the other ladies







Glencairn

She's a beauty for sure.

Rog (RJ) wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 6:53 pm She's a beauty for sure.

And moves gracefully as well. Named after a relative who lived at the time being modelled. A must purchase.

'Lady Ellen' Named after my grandmother.



'Lady Emily' Named after my American born Aunt who taught me about my Scottish heritage.



Glencairn

Very nice looking little loco's.

Great looking little loco.

bulleidboy wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 9:13 am Very nice looking little loco's.

cheshire lines wrote: ↑Tue Aug 26, 2025 5:25 pm Great looking little loco.

Thank you gentlemen.

Leeds, Scarcroft & Wetherby (LSWR) Class B4 in wartime black with two LSWR carriages on their way to Leeds Sovereign Street Station.



'Lady Margaret' on a Leeds to Dewsbury freight service



Scene looking over Leeds Sovereign Street Goods Yard. ( Still being rebuilt.)



Glencairn

'Lady Isobel' on a Dewsbury to Leeds Sovereign Street freight service.
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0.4.0 'Pug' at Sovereign Dock



Hornby 0.4.0 locomotive over 50 (fifty) years of age and still 'in service'. Named 'East Keswick' and is on a Wetherby to Leeds Freight train.



Glencairn

New arrival in Leeds, Scarcroft & Wetherby Railway green livery, a Class B4.

That looks good, but I think you should send it to me.

hoonsou wrote: ↑Mon Sep 01, 2025 11:56 pm That looks good, but I think you should send it to me.

It is a lovely little locomotive that runs really well.

Glencairn