A trip to York for the joint purposes of a combined families day out, and a visit to get inspiration shots for the "Alice" sculpture-build this time. Much of this visit was to the National Café Museum- sorry, National Railway Museum. I shouldn't be bitter I suppose, as its a free museum, and in the age of budget cuts these places need to sell as much food and gifts as possible to survive, but there didn't half have a lot of places to buy food.
The very impressive O-gauge railway was running.
We got a bit bored of 'normal' angles, fairly quickly...
...and the problem of trying to keep people out of the shots.
So then it was into 'arty shot' mode, and a few zooms.
Into the main hall, which has some slightly odd lighting.
Some nicely abstract reflections though with the reflections of the blue and grey roof.
A somewhat modern end to the visit, with the Eurostar power car under repair for display. More shots will be going up in the model making blog soon.
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