Penzance Railway Station - 01

I never realised that wall was concave!

I will put up some interiors later. The curve is quite marked. I have had so many enquires over recent years for details of the station and the approach, all the way from Marazion bridge, and we have just had another from OldCodger, I thought I may as well put it all together.

My what an excellent photo ....I myself didn t realized it looked like this from this angle...where abouts were you standing when you took this photo may I ask?

By the Painted Bird, bottom of The Terrace. I needed a shot at just eaves level.

I ve stood by a few painted birds in my time, but I no longer frequent that sort of establishment read#

One of my grandfather s little bits of fun was the story in school as to how to spell/differentiate stationary and stationery ;
the point was to remember the porter at the station, Arry as he would never move when needed. He was Station Arry. My grandfather was a carriage cleaner at Ponsandane, a porter on Penzance Station,
and he also worked on Padstow Station during WWII, having served on the front line in WWI surviving the Somme.

Very good.
I never had any problem with those words for some reason whereas discrete/discreet and a few others I need to check every time.