Whilst Eye is renowned for its Railway Garden Competition, how about a similar challenge for railway garden sheds!
Here is the bijou, sumptuous air-conditioned up-side waiting shelter at Manea, Cambs, complete with a solitary bearded passenger, sheltering from the elements.
Although the photo was taken at 10:08, the 'customer' had a seven and a half hour wait for the next stopping service to Ely.
Here’s the challenge - can Eye readers supply a better picture of a rail Bothy?
Do you know a better rail Bothy? Perhaps there are industry celebrities pictured inside? If so contact Eye at the usual address.
UPDATE: This from a Mr Frank Cheevers...
Fully expect that this entry will be disqualified on account of its age (not on this occasion, Ed), but I was particularly proud of the waiting shelter which Les Crabbe (seen here) built for Kempston Hardwick.
This followed a request from the Bedford-Bletchley Rail Users Assocation for some kind of waiting room.
It was built almost entirely from reclaimed materials garnered from locations on the branch.
The only cost, apart from Mr Crabbe's wages, was for the roofing felt and nails, which cost BR just £31.
Happy days under Chris Green!
PS In latter days I became friendly with railway architects - they didn't find the hut aesthetically appealing