Yorkshire Minor Railways - 20th August 2017

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Wolds Way Lavender Railway, A 'still Life' view from the platform in the direction that passenger carrying trains don't normally run with <br>some very helpful signs above the lines. The Lavender Oil production equipment is 'still' on the left but would be working again next day.<br>[© John Cameron 2017]	The first group in Wood Siding between the Distillery Siding (off picture right) and the Flower Drying Siding (left). <br>It was difficult to see the wood for the lavender. In true BLS tradition (nearly) everyone is meticulously noting down every last detail, <br>perhaps purple pens would have been more appropriate here than the traditional red?<br>[&copy; John Cameron 2017]	The second trip heads away from the station, in the opposite direction, towards the Hopper Siding (which is off to the right beyond the train). <br>Garvan, our driver, is pointing out some of the many different types of lavender and the train is actually running through lavender. <br>The observant will have spotted three members from the first trip and that they have changed ends for some reason.<br>[&copy; John Cameron 2017]	Yorkshire Wolds Railway's only locomotive : 0-4-0DH GECT5576/79<br>[&copy; John Cameron 2017]	Yorkshire Wolds Railway's only locomotive : 0-4-0DH GECT5576/79<br>[&copy; John Cameron 2017]	The sidings branch at Cedarbarn Railway.<br>[&copy; John Cameron 2017]	Cedarbarn Railway station, the train will take the circuit around this grassed area and end up <br>in front of the far fence heading off top right to the main run. What is the driver thinking though???<br>[&copy; John Cameron 2017]