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Stood on the crossing to greet
the children was the Wolfman - the kids were petrified.
The trains were top and tailed
by 33102 and 80098, the latter bearing a "silly face".
Off they went with lots of
steam and scream.....
Into the station and the booking
hall was suitably decked out.
Don't you know this guy from
somewhere?
The mess hut was temporarily
converted to accommodate those who dare stay..........
Those who stayed..........
Been waiting for the train
long?
Jack the Ripper was at large
and the long arm of the law was out to get him.
Now our train was ready to
go and driver Terry Essery doesn't seem to be taking things very
seriously. Perhaps he was just having a good time.
Unfortunately Uncle Fester
happened to be on the train with us and insisted on paying frequent
visits to the compartments. There also seemed to be problems with
the lights when he was around. Hmmmm.......
Even worse, he brought his
pregnant Wife who was looking for someone to blame.
Cheddleton tunnel and cave
paintings added to the atmosphere.
Whoa! Now that is scary, bit
too real for my liking.
Meanwhile back at the station
the cafeteria had been made over. Unfortunately this scene doesn't
show the dramatic effects of the ultra violet lighting.
In the loco shed there were
many attractions to scare the adults while the children looked
on.
Uncle and Auntie Fester were
still scaring babies.
And Beetlejuice's dinner table
was full of tricks (and severed heads).
While some of the ghouls were
just, well...posers!
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