Husband and I visited the Steam Train Exhibition at Swindon. It took us ages to find the place - neither of us have visited Swindon (we both hate towns) for several years. Everywhere was "one way only" linked to dull featureless, similar looking roundabouts. There were no signposts for the museum, we had to ask our way several times. We enjoyed ourselves and found the exhibits really interesting. The above photo is of the Foundry Shop.
The labour force really worked hard - not allowed long in the loo!
Husband and I visited the Steam Train Exhibition at Swindon. It took us ages to find the place - neither of us have visited Swindon (we both hate towns) for several years. Everywhere was "one way only" linked to dull featureless, similar looking roundabouts. There were no signposts for the museum, we had to ask our way several times. We enjoyed ourselves and found the exhibits really interesting. The above photo is of the Foundry Shop.
The labour force really worked hard - not allowed long in the loo!
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That looks like a very interesting place to visit Lindsay, thank you for sharing it with us. Sorry about deleting the previous comment, I discovered a typo and decided to try again :)
Went with my daughter and grandsons a couple of years ago. Can remember having a good time.
Ten minutes wouldn't be enough for Husband!
Swindon is the world centre for roundabouts! There are roundabouts on roundabouts on roundabouts!
what does it mean "the whole time will be stopped?"
Gill in Canada
Gill - the mind boggles!
Thanks for leaving me a comment today. I have been so affected by the 'joke' that chap played, I have withdrawn my support.
Love Granny
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