A visit to the Ribble Steam Railway on Preston Docks. Starting with a coffee and biscuit before taking a photo of the train on the platform. The old L&YR saddle tank on a visit. It looks very small in front of the carriages. I didn’t take the train ride but studied a few of the locos in the museum before putting my name down for a tour of the works. It was a good tour, recommended.
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