Welcome everyone to Pup All The Stations. I’m Condor Briarpup, and I’m travelling to as many Great Britain based railway stations as I can before I die, getting a pup photo at each of them with the station signs, and making a small blog-type-thing about it. Why? Check the What & Why page to find out more. You can also see a map of the stations that have been “pupped”, not just by me, but by other pups from all over the world. You can keep an eye on the latest action by following #PupAllTheStations on Twitter, though some pups are also crossposting to other social media platforms as well.

Note: Please do bear in mind that everything you’ll see on the Pup All The Stations website is safe for all, other pups social profiles may contain NSFW/Mature content. User discretion if following off-site links is advised.

Latest News:

I need to remember this section more often during Covid. That said, there have been a lot of updates to the site, as the Twitter feed will confirm. The backlog is significantly smaller, and there have been some changes to the mechanics of things behind the scenes. For one, the spreadsheet that used to be displayed below has now been moved to Trello. This means that it will be easier for me to manage things, and it means that everyone can see where I am with getting their station added. Plus, if you have uploaded a pic to social media and you don’t see it on the list (and it’s not on the map), you can alert me to it either via Twitter (see below paragraph for contact details). Click here to see the Trello board. There will be some new pages coming soon to the top bar, too. So keep an eye out for that.

If you have a pic to be added to the map, tweet it out using the tag #PupAllTheStations and if I can see it, I can add it. If you have a protected account, you can follow/DM @PupTheStations on Twitter. Or you can prod @CondorBriarpup on Telegram if you wish to get the photos in that way. If you’re thinking about getting some new photos taken, please ensure you’re only going out if its safe to do so, especially if there are still lock-down restrictions in place in your area. Remember to follow any rules regarding mask use (and no, pup hoods do not count – wear a mask under your hood if masks are required where you are), and wash your paws or use paw sanitiser frequently. Keep safe out there, pups.