Faux railway building

[Malc]

Hi George, the little door on the left is where the lady with the umbrella comes out when it is going to rain.  Seriously though, the track loops out of the door on the extreme left, loops over the picket fence and back into the door on the front. It joins the long run up the garden on the right to form a dog bone layout, continuous run.

Kirky, judging by the name, must be from Kirkleatham? Is the club you mentioned the Redcar club? If you let me have the details, I'll point him in the right direction. I'm an old Redcar man from the 50's and 60's myself, which is how I got to know John. Old Gosforth Avenue gang members.

[BobB]

Last year I purchased a new car, a little Suzuki in a very tastefull blue colour; not to light, not to dark; just about the right shade. I suggested adding the yellow ends but was met with a silence more terrifying than shouting.

[kirky]

Kirky, judging by the name, must be from Kirkleatham? Is the club you mentioned the Redcar club? If you let me have the details, I'll point him in the right direction. I'm an old Redcar man from the 50's and 60's myself, which is how I got to know John. Old Gosforth Avenue gang members.

Hi Malcolm
Funnily enough, I work in Kirkleatham and yet Kirky derives from a village north and west of here by a couple of hundred miles. Just a coincidence I guess.
Cleveland Model Railway club has traditionally held exhibitions in Redcar for many years, on and off. The club itself has had homes in various places in East Cleveland. Currently we reside in Skelton. Details are here http://www.cleveland-mrc.org.uk.
Cheers
Kirky