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This is the website for
retired railwayman and railway historian Colin Watts. For railway history
please go to my websites www.BloodandCustard.com,
www.BloodandCustard.org
(livery history) or www.BloodandCustard.net
(railway modelling). |
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With Andy Armitage on the
Christmas Scholar excursion to Cambridge in 2009. © Photograph courtesy of Doug
Gannon, Railwayman |
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From
the cab of a speeding 171 on the Up East Grinstead Line heading towards Upper
Warlingham to stop at East Croydon, a reminder of my days as an HM Inspector
of Railways. © Colin Watts |
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Most
of the important things in life were not railways. For example, Moser! An insulin-dependent diabetic cat, Moser sadly passed at the age of
sixteen. © Colin Watts |
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Or
this idyllic location near Biggin in the Peak
District.... Driving
my dear old Morris, I used to regularly pass these derelict buildings on my
way to Manchester. © Colin Watts |
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Before
I moved to the Sussex coast, my garden was frequented by a number of
Hedgehogs (some of whom came from Folly Wildlife Rescue at Eridge Green). The
Hedgehogs co-habit quite happily with Moser (the cat) and are even cheeky
enough to enter the house in order to help themselves from his cat-food bowl! My
current garden sees both Badgers and Foxes. © Colin Watts |
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Sunset
at the white Omar Aly Saifuddin Mosque in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Darussalam on a business trip to design a modern Track Transit System for the
city. © Colin Watts |
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