title	Spider Webs, and 70000 Britannia at Liverpool Street, Brome and London - 10th October 2012
intro	It's a misty Sunday morning, and the dew has picked out a million spider webs all around the garden. Then, on an otherwise-normal twice-weekly commute in to London for work, there's an actual steam engine waiting on Platform 5 at Liverpool Street station, packed with people on some sort of nostalgia trip. It's totally worth being ten minutes late in to the office to see and hear the train - BR Standard Class 7 70000 "Britannia" - leave the station. It's under the low-ceilinged Broadgate end of the station, and whilst it waits, smoke billowing out of the stack is trapped and flows strangely across the platform roof. But that's nothing compared to the noise when it sets off, which is similarly confined and amplified and is immense.
imgp6424	A back-lit dewey spider web
imgp6427	A shelf of random books in the office
imgp6428	Harry peers out from his activity pod
imgp6429	Fred does a cheesy pose with Harry
imgp6433	Harry surveys Fred's railway from his booth
imgp6445	Heavy dew-drops on a web
imgp6447	Boris - Stripey Cat - sits on a car
imgp6450	Drops of water on a car wing
imgp6452	Another wet spider web
imgp6454	The mist over the side field
imgp6457	A dandelion grows out of a rusty down pipe
imgp6458	The chemical works near Stowmarket station
imgp6460	A collection of Class 57 locos at Stowmarket
imgp6461	70000 Britannia on Platform 5 at Liverpool Street
imgp6478	Smoke is trapped under the low ceiling
imgp6485	The noise of the departing train is immense
imgp6488	A rake of Mark 1 coaches rattles past
imgp6489	Liverpool Street station, smokey like it used to be
imgp6492	A photo of the kitchen, for some reason