#chiltern

[emilytakesphoto]

choo choo its a train

[unteriors]

Conness Street, Chiltern, Victoria.

[bookworm-returning]

🥰 New books 🥰

[abybweisse]

HPB, back on 10/9

The four items on the top and the one on the bottom to the farthest left are actually lined journals printed by Flame Tree. Lower middle book is also a Flame Tree publication. There are two more Chiltern publications. Everything is fuqqin shiny and feels embossed... except this edition of The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Someone stop me from buying books. I can't read them that fast....

But I did read this. It nearly made me cry! Now I want all The Dark Tower books.... 🤦🏻‍♀️

[kerryanndunn]

[uomminecraftsociety]

Part 11 of shipping different train companies.

GWR has been around for a long time and has had a long history of different partners. One of their earliest was the Metropolitan Railway who unfortunately is no longer with us but also with LMS (one of Avanti's ancestors), Chiltern and presently with Transport for Wales.

If it wasn't for the work GWR did in their early years, Transport for Wales likely wouldn't be around to this day, at least she would not be around to the same extent in the current day.

GWR also used to think it was the best, doing things their own way however has become more humble and is now happy to work with others.

[occiferhigashikata]

Hobbit Highway, Chiltern, England

[sunmoonsurfing]

Was out and about today, and came across this! I’m legit having a bit of a Dorian Gray phase at the min, but this edition of it is just so pretty! The company is called Chiltern (I think), and there were more classic works there too, including Pride and Prejudice. Love the fact that they had those metallic-looking painted pages too.