Wales: the Second 25 Years of BR

Having been an avid spotter in his youth, when David Allen left school he entered a dormant period. It wasn’t until 1971, when he took the train to Wrexham and was confronted with things he thought no longer existed, that his railway interest revived. From then on he was hooked on ‘change’. This later focussed more and more on infrastructure. Don’t worry, there are plenty of trains but if you don’t want to see semaphore signals or signal boxes, you will need to close your eyes!

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