This was followed by an enjoyable walk along the trackbed and a visit to the Goods Shed. The Goods shed is quite a little museum containing many articles and photos of GWR interest. On the track bed rests a restored coal wagon and a wonderful example of a Scammel 3 wheel lorry and articulated trailer. The Goods Shed is under the tenure of the adjacent Broadway Caravan Club and therefore not open to the public. They do a wonderful job on keeping the Good Shed in pristine order(it is used as a toilet/ shower facility) and it is a credit to them.
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Lastly son J sent me a surprise present of a smart hard hat. The only one I've tried that is comfortable!
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