General Chat

Maybe it wasnt the railway museum we visited, just the toy museum.

yes you should, i cant wait to go back haha

Went to York with my bestest friend from school in 1968 and stayed with her Nan who lived by the race course, loved it there, really must go there again one day.
So glad littlin like it, x

iv been before but it was a long long time ago,

we find it a bit out the way when going to all the other stuff, but guna start there next time,

Apart from the fact that the railway museum is free because it is a national museum, in the second hall they have all the old royal carriages which are very interesting to look at. There is also an interactive children's play room which the little one would like

hi janet, yes there is lots to see,

were going to do the railway one next time x

We spent a full day at the Railway Museum just before Christmas. Little grandson aged 3 was mesmerised looking at all the trains- oops must call them engines. Obviously a bit of his grand dad's obsession has been passed on.Apart from that it has to be one of the best places to travel on a day trip as there is so much to look at.-jl

littleman loved it, we were laughing cause he doesnt like shopping

but he was like "wow mam its cool shopping here" he loves the little trinkit shops best,


oh iv never been the park, is there anything in it? except for squirrels lol,

Used to go there a lot ,and think it's time for another visit,having had a good browse around the shambles ,yok minster ,finishing off in the park where the missus spent an hour feeding the Squirrels.lol ,she was chuffed to bits :-D

I love York, Stray. We've been there a number of times when we've visited the UK and I never get sick of it. I love all the little shops in the Shambles, Jorvik centre and of course York Minster. Glad you had a great day <3

oh huia, we never went in the ministor yesterday altho we went too it

its the history of the city that intregues me to,

the castle museum is supose ot be oe of the most hauting buildings in england :-0

I have put my York photos on my FB page.

I visited York in 1997 with my sister and her OH. We were there the day of Di's funeral so we couldnt really look around the minster as they had a tv there for people to watch the funeral on.We also visited the Shambles, and the Railway museum. And walk on part of the wall. I must put some photos of my English trip on my FB page some time.

we went to whitby museum play park last sunday :-D

we were originally going to go to whitby, but they have took the trains of, n the bus journey was going to be 3 hours :-(

so i asked how much it was to york on a whim :-D

Been a couple of times but ages ago. And we visited the Railway Museum and the castle museum and the Shambles. Loved it. For the life of me can't remember where we were staying. I guess it has to be Whitby.

yess Ann were going to do the railway museum net time, we have been before "yawns" dnt like trains lol,


oh Joan, its a beautiful city

they also have the Railway Museum which is great - son used to live there - driver on Trans Pennine trains - love the place - Jorvic Centre fantastic and the cathedral - love the Shambles - great shops too - Fenwicks and Browns - two shops we don't have in Cardiff

you can have tea in the Railway Museum = it's brilliant even if you donlt care for trains that much - so many interesting things in there

aw see im not te only one who lkes the place, jane you would love it,


porkie thats my next plan, over night stay with the lases ;-)

Apart from the obvious as already stated i used to spend many happy weekend in York for the Night life in the 70's and 80's some great pubs and clubs

Roy