A 91 stands under the grand roof of York awaiting the all clear.

My first 185! Shows how often I go north. 128 stands in the bay at the north side of the station awaiting its next turn of duty.

43314 at York. Nothing more to say really.

A busy scene outside of the roof, 185134 and 146 next to 43065, preparing to please those Valenta fans any minute now.

And there I was thinking freight never went through the station, and heres 66423 powering north after a quick stop.

A nice surprise was to see 47712 actually move, seen here traversing the sidings just before departing for Ipswich.

With 47773 imminent, the NMT was expected but not prepared for, hence this shot.

47773 seen after having arrived at York with the 'Sir Nigel Gresley' railtour.

After propelling the stock out of the station, 60007 is attached and 47773 does its last maneuver until Bescot as she rags the stock back in to crowds of eager spotters.

Amongst the crowds of eager spotters is seen Sir Nigel himself, awaiting departure.

After having set, then cancelled the signal of the adjacent unit, 60007 makes an impressive departure on her way to the Midlands.

The definition of vintage traction, an old Euston DC line unit inside the NRM.

3131 stands next to a painting of aterloo where it may or may not have once worked, I never read the infromation!

One of my favorite locos in the whole NRM, 87001 looks resplendent.

A difficult one this, with very effective automatic doors guarding the great hall, quick foowork was required to gather the shot of Mallard inside.

Later in the evening some night photos of various trains, this one includes a northbound XC HST.

Almost identical, except for the livery. And the sound. A GC set stands awaiting departure.

Shortly after arriving under the grand roof, 43068 sits noisily under the excellent lighting.

86901 & 902 were a slight distraction from the movement of our service home down the departures board.

York looks stunning at night, as do the 91's frequenting the platforms.

Another NXEC service stands awaiting the all clear.

Just for continuity because I havent seen many of these units, 155345 seen in the bay.