190 Sunday 1st October 2023 Clitheroe railway exhibition

 This  Sunday,  I  chose  to  visit  an  exhibition  on  Lancashire's  railways in  the  Steward's  Gallery  at  Clitheroe, We  went  to  Bowland  Food  Court  for  lunch, sampling  their  wonderful  freshly-squeezed  orange  juice  once  again. We  then  walked  through  the  castle  park  to  reach  the  museum.



We  admired  the  great  view  over  the  town


We  admired  the  model  trains.


We  liked  the  teddy  on  the  cases.


We  spent  a  lot  of  time  doing  a  jigsaw.



We  noted  this  name  plate.


Simon  found  a  pal.


We  then  caught  the  train  home.



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