Work-a-day

Monday 14th May 2018 

Bricks & Trains

Another record broken, our special event at Toddington last weekend brought in the crowds.  Please note if going into the Village it is down the driveway and turn left. It is a long walk the other way to Evesham.
The yellow lines have now been painted so there is no parking on Station Road. Hopefully soon work will start on our own car park

Gardening

Pat and Vic were hard at work clearing the station from overgrowth of weeds and grass. Pat was on the brushcutter and then the strimmer, Vic was using the sprayer to reduce the weeds.

The Shop

The Shop having been installed with shelves, it was time to bring up the goods to stack for display.

Julie and Steve came in to see how things were progressing. Steve set to and started putting items back on the shelves.

Lamp Hut

A lamp hut was originally situated near the footstep bridge so we moved one of our huts to this position. First it was dismantled, legs shortened and moved to the designated area, new plates attached to the legs, then reassembled.

Kerbs and Slabs

With the help of Steve and his JCB further granite kerbs were installed then the path could be finished with paving slabs.

Kerbs

Slabs

Painting

The Café

Discussion was had on the installing of a fireplace in the Café.

Signal and Telegraph

A member of S&T was at Broadway today working by the Station Road bridge.

Cement Work Area

This area is slowly being cleared so to have our picnic place reinstated.

Additional Working

Today, Tuesday, Rod and Vic were on different duties. Rod was on the DMU as Railway Catering Services learning how to run the Buffet. Vic was at Broadway Station was training to be a Station Assistant (Porter). Rod' misses took the photo not sure whether we are in England or Australia??

It must be my camera again!!!

Vic (your Blog Reporter)