April

@wintrwunderland.uk

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full-time railway worker and trans gal | 22 | she/her | all views my own, not my employer's

Gareth Dennis’ book How The Railways Will Fix The Future shown on a Greater Anglia Class 745. Screen in background displays: Service to Tottenham Hale Calling at: Bishop’s Stortford, Harlow Town and Tottenham…
Caledonian Sleeper locomotive pictured with sleeper logo on side in focus.
Photo taken from bus pointed at window. Stagecoach interior photographed, but main focus is on what’s outside the window. Shown from front to back, a railing for the side of the motorway, followed by a green fence and plains for a short while. Followed by a forest full of trees in their autumn colours, and a skyline of rolling hills behind. The sky is somewhat cloudy but blue skies can be seen in patches.
Poster on a bus showing the old Twitter UI below a profile, with Tweets, Tweets & replies, Media and Likes tabs, and a Follow button to its right. The tweet displayed below is from Stagecoach, with the old Stagecoach beachball logo as its avatar, and the tag @StagecoachWScot. It displays the following message: Follow us on Twitter for live travel updates on the go. #follow #Twitter #liveupdates
London Euston’s station concourse pictured. A large, wide black screen is displayed on the left, mounted to the wall. The departures are shown on a relatively small screen on the right, held up with supports from the floor.
Interior of declassified First Class shown on a Thameslink Class 700. Focus is on a table with an 8-pack of Tesco chocolate chip brioche rolls as well as a Caffè Nero hot chocolate.
Interior of National Express coach shown with first-person view from seat 2A. Legs stretched wholly forwards with shoes in picture to demonstrate the large amount of legroom.
Sign shows a large number 9 denoting the platform at Clapham Junction station. “For trains to:” is the subheading, with 99 stations listed in tiny text below the subheading. All text is white with a navy blue background, with the bottom of the sign highlighted in SWR blue.
Greater Anglia’s red hare mascot pictured on the table of a Southern Class 377. The hare’s back is resting on a box of rocky road chocolates.
Three buses shown in Colchester Osborne Street’s bus station. 33593 SN09 CFG shown on left is an Enviro400 in plain white. 33728 SN12 ALO shown in centre is an Enviro400 in First New, their purple and grey livery. 67755 SN62 ASO shown on right is an Enviro300 also in First New. All are First vehicles.