A few stalls and people looking around. This photo was taken from the Porter's Shed doorway.
The flowerbeds - which include lavender and strawberry plants! Bring your own double cream!
The mini tractions engines on the up platform.
The pot also contains a potato plant and rose ??
A second shot of the mini tractions engines on the up platform.
Looking across at where the greenhouse will be rebuilt in the near future.
Looking down the platform where people are looking around, chatting and generally relaxing and enjoying their day out.
Bill Munden minds the refreshments bar.
Merlin the greyhound takes to his bed. He was not feeling 100%.
An old haulage lorry belonging to N D Young Haulage Contractor from Child Okeford.
Another old haulage lorry belonging to J Cluett & Son from Stalbridge.
The steam Rolling traction engine
The mini traction engines after they moved to the old railway track bed.
The mini traction engines after they moved to the old railway track bed.
An old blue tractor.
Looking towards the station building and how busy it is with people enjoying themselves looking around, chatting and relaxing.
The old lorries and traction engine.
The diesel shunter started up and ready the rumble.
A few of the stalls. People included in this photo are Dot Howlett and Keith Bottomley.
More stalls - all of which are raising money especially for the Station Project.
A collection of black & white photos of Shillingstone Station. Very Kindly donated to the North Dorset Railway Trust.
David Mouser minding the refreshment bar and visitors relaxing by the fire. Yes, I know its summer, but to prove that the fireplace really does work - and the wind was on the chilly side!
Visitors relaxing on the benches that Dennis built, by the fire!
View from the diesel shunter looking at the lories.
This shoes the inside of the diesel shutter's working parts.
The View form the cattle dock flowerbed - which is really delightful
The station looking busy and smoking chimney!
Again looking towards the platforms with visitors looking around.
Another view of the busy station and poster huts with stalls
Looking towards the station from the down platform
another view from the down platform with a bluer sky this time.
Another stormier view.
The fantastic view of Hod and Hambledon Hills from the station.
A busy platform - but not a train in sight
The stalls next to the porters hut
A view of the stalls and diesel shunter with the posters hut in the foreground.
The welcoming view going into the station
A closer view of the the welcome sign
The photo display with totem and design awards on the wall in the main station building.
A close up of the very well kept flowerbed.