Lek

Recently rekindled my interest in trains after finding my 1983 Locoshed book in my attic from my school days of "study leave" visits to my favourite rail side spot; under the 'Rhubarb Bridge' in my hometown, Peterborough.
Started building my diesel model railway up again, mainly with locos I would see regularly as a teenager (class 08, 20, 31, 47, 56, 58 & 43 HST's).
I now live on the West coast of Scotland, and have a life sized train set at the back of my garden, mostly E-MU's come through, but occasionally a double headed 68 comes through from the Hunterston Ore Terminal. Being new to the hobby, I'm seeking more interesting local spots in the hope to see a wider variety of locos.