I've not been on Twitter forever and I've enjoyed the time I've been here. However, now that twat Musk has killed third party apps like @Twitterrific I can't access it without using their execrable app or web site. So I'm out of here and back to the real world. Bye.
Celebrating #HeritageTreasuresDay with the mid-19thC stove in the Porter’s Room at Wingfield Station (our current @HeritageFundUK project).Thanks to the Midland Railway Society for sharing drawings from their collection of the MR ‘Dreadnought’ stove - likely to be the antecedent.
⭐️ This year Derby Museums celebrated its tenth anniversary as an independent charitable trust. Check out what we got up to in our end of year film…
Thank you to all our fantastic supporters and funders.
We look forward to seeing you all in 2023!
@nickbro76777852@SignaloftheDay Just looked closer and noticed the signal appears to have an X on the arm which is also interesting to learn. I understand that although not in use at all since just before the war, it wasn’t until 1948 that the box was formally abolished.
@nickbro76777852@SignaloftheDay Thanks for sharing that Nick. It’s an incredibly rarely photographed location (I’ve never seen a view of the box), so seeing that shot is lovely. 👍
@RHummBooks I know I’m four hours too late, but I think it’s worth mentioning that the half-timbered building to the right is the still-extant Portland Hotel. Attached thereto as a retaining wall is a tiny part of this long-gone station building. It’s always about the details, y’know 😇
🎉 The doors are open at Assemble: Derby’s Making Festival at the Museum of Making!
Make sure to tag us in your photos and let us know your favourite bits! #AssembleDerby22
Don’t worry you can still book online or pay on the door.
🎟️ https://t.co/YeEDHs1zfz
We won!! Thank you to @kidsinmuseums and all of our fantastic family visitors for your support 😀🥰
We are proud to be a #FamilyFriendlyMuseum and are always looking for new ways to encourage families to visit.
@andy_bundle Hi Andy. Thanks. It’s uploaded at 1080p (HD) like the Sudbury one. The YouTube client on your tv might default to play it back at 480p (standard def.) though. Try hitting the setting cog? 👍
Just published my latest YouTube masterpiece - if I do say so myself! Some belting aerial footage of Swanage and Corfe Castle in Dorset on the Isle of Purbeck - including a bit of steam on the Swanage Railway.
@DJIGlobal#mini3pro#drone
https://t.co/cwJA2yjth3