Wobbly Runner Exploring

30/05/2026

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This one's taken quite a bit of work. Possibly the most complex production I've tackled so far. I was going to release it during the summer, but half way through working on it, the whole story changed.

The Camden Highline project was officially "paused" a few weeks ago. So the whole narrative that we filmed needed quite a bit of adapting.

Anyway... you'll get to hear all about it early next week.

29/05/2026

Richmond. A lovely town for a walk exploring the disused railway.

28/05/2026

Sometimes it's the surprises that you remember the most from a trip.

When visiting Richmond, I'd had a tip off about this little alleyway. I didn't know exactly where it was, so I was looking forward to the surprise of coming across it naturally. What a little treasure just off the Richmond Market Place - Friars Wynd.

The text reads: Laid down in 1895 oy ironmonger Robert Spence who had a well-stocked shop in the Market Place and two warehouses flanking the Postern Gate in Friars Wvnd. The tramwav ran from the Market Place, where heavv goods brought from Richmond Statior bv horse and cart were off-loaded onto a trollev mounted on the rails and pushed by two men. The business, founded ir 1788. closed in 1970 and the Market Place section of the tramway was removed This warehouse, now the Georgian Theatre Museum, is on the site of the Quaker Meeting House c. 1677-c.1750

28/05/2026

The former station in Richmond, North Yorkshire

27/05/2026

Point for discussion.

How many lost Sheffield railway stations in this photo?

And can you name them?

27/05/2026

Knock knock.

Behind this door is a fantastic piece of Sheffield's railway history. The grade II listed Spital tunnel (also known as the fiery jack).

One that probably a lot of people will never get to see.

Such a shame.

27/05/2026

Building a railway station at the other side of the river to the town...

You'll need to build a bridge. But make sure it's a nice one!

27/05/2026

The viaduct that once carried the railway over the River Swale and into the Yorkshire town of Richmond.

26/05/2026

The Lost Railway Town of Richmond, North Yorkshire.

Episode 42 of the series and a surprisingly generous amount of remains to show you.

Welcome to Episode 42 of Lost Railway Towns, the ongoing series exp...

26/05/2026

Another Lost Railway Town.

Richmond in North Yorkshire was a real stunner. Quite incredible that so much of the railway survived.

Now available on the Wobbly Runner YouTube channel. Link to video in comments 👇