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Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by 73129, Oct 20, 2009.

  1. 73129

    73129 Part of the furniture

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    Anyone going to apply for this job on the MHR.


    http://www.watercressline.co.uk/mhralp/Watercress_Line/Latest_News/Latest_News.html
     
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    Possibly because working on Boilers etc they will get a guarantee to get more experience and future possible work underneath their belts?? The John I know working on the Black 5 (as I did) would not be an apprentice at his age...
     
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    You have the wrong end of the stick Andy.

    I am talking about John AND Tom the apprentice.

    Please please read before posting?.

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    I would go for the job if it wasn't too far from me... Any volunteers on here who live closer?
    And Chris are you talking about the same Tom who is a fireman on the MHR? I did read hence my post about John as you said...

    Best Wishes.
     
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    No I am NOT talking about that Tom, this young fells is entirely new to the Railway.

    So to spell it out for you there are two Toms and two Johns,(sigh).

    A lobotomy springs to mind.
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    Sidmouth Resident of Nat Pres Staff Member Moderator

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    I'm impressed 6 posts and a typical MHR spat. Why would anyone wish to join given the apparent attitude of those involved ?
     
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    Well it is not easy trying to explain the obvious to care in the community.

    With all due respect Martin, it all looks different from where you are sitting.

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    Hang on a minute while I pop down the shops and buy some cream for you guys! Meeeeoowwwww!
     
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    Or get a nail file or two........
     
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    Yeah yeah yeah

    Regards
     
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    ......................
     
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    You seem to have picked up a stutter with your morse code ;)

    Regards,

    Dan
     
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    haha - Yeah cheers Dan! It's called not lowering yourself......
     
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