Down on Beaverbrook: Peace and saviours…
Here, on Beaverbrook, I find peace. A moment to recognise, kindly acknowledge physical and emotional symptoms whilst pacing around the layout…
Remembering where switching had been paused, maybe just enjoying a glimpse of the train at eye level. A moment longer and contemplating a new project or just what move is next. Already my pulse is calming and a glimmer of light, to be able to return to normal life or linger a moment longer and run a train.
Down on Beaverbrook. Until next time, more soon…
Support my work
I love writing and creating material for the blog. If you enjoy what you read and engage with I would be appreciative of any donation, large or small, to help me keep it advert and restriction free. Alternatively, feel free to buy me a coffee.
Hi James. I think Beaverbrook is great and deserves a comprehensive stand-alone article. It's up there with Paxton Road in proving less is more.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave - perhaps in a future issue of Compendium!
DeleteHi James
ReplyDeleteBeaverbrook is always joy to see. The ability to get in close makes for some great photos.
Although my shortline /logging layout is bigger, it is always there at a flick of a switch - I imagine like Beaverbrook- and I can pick up switching for as long as I need to refresh, the mind in another place of my dreams and memories
Best regards
Alan
Thank you Alan.
Delete