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Thanks for your response. You will have no problems in the UK as long as you stay on platforms and on the right side of boundary fences, going onto the tracks is a definite offence. Most stations worth visiting attract regular crowds, whon are generally viewed as extra eyes watching what is going on. The UK has lived with terrorism for 30 years due to activities of the IRA, so we are not so prone to knee jerk reactions. Let me know in areas you may be interested in and I will give you as much detail as I can. In general Continental Europe is the same as the UK with a couple of exceptions. Some time ago I was escorted off most Paris Terminii, and this along with my dislike of French attitudes in general, has ensured I have never returned. Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland are my particular favourites. I also rate Spain, but even before the Madrid bombing, they required a photo permit. I applied for my first one enclosing a few examples of my work. After returning from Spain I sent them of my Spanish shots. I have received a permit every year since. Thanks again
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