A step back in time at vintage vehicle event
BBCVintage vehicle lovers were treated to a behind-the-scenes view of a heritage railway this weekend.
Stations along the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (GWSR) put on a full timetable of train services during its annual vintage event and visitors got a close-up view of more than 100 cars, motorbikes and buses.
GWSR is a volunteer-led heritage railway line which runs between Cheltenham and Broadway.
Here are some highlights from some of the stations on the circuit.
Back in time: Visitors could take a trip on a classic Great Western Railway railcar.
Time for tea: Gotherington Station looked like something straight out of the Railway Children, with visitors able to enjoy a nice cup of tea and a cake in the April sunshine.
An inspector calls: This small, railway inspection trolley would have once gone whizzing up and down the tracks at Gotherington, carrying staff and tools to look for defects and carry out light maintenance.
Tickets please: Buses like these displayed at Toddington Station were once a common site across Britain's roads.
Minor thing: Two beautifully restored Morris Minors sit among a row of vintage cars. Hundreds of thousands of this classic British vehicle was sold between its launch in 1948 and when it ceased production in 1971.
Under the hood: Hundreds of vehicles were on display at the railway's different sites over the course of the weekend.
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