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Biermeister vond Breva's post leuk in het topic GWSR General Discussion and Operations.
Probably a good idea, but we are not so logical. The recent re-decking of the warflat showed that this PWay used vehicle fell between two chairs. PWay didn't have a budget for it, but neither did C&W. Now what? It was agreed to use old sleepers...
26 aug 2026 om 06:23 -
paullad1984 vond RalphW's post leuk in het topic Oil Firing.
I'll get a sandwich board made up for you, the message "Beware The End Is NIgh."
26 aug 2026 om 06:16 -
Biermeister vond mikehartuk's post leuk in het topic Rother Valley Railway.
Thanks Noel, The next construction in the area you mention around Northbridge Street will be our earthworks contractor working across the C350m long field section between Northbridge Street crossing and A21. That comprising construction of an...
26 aug 2026 om 06:01 -
Biermeister vond lynbarn's post leuk in het topic Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development.
I would also suggest that reading some, if not all, of the comments would be worthwhile if you want to understand what is going on. I didn't know that this extension was part of HS2. Oh well, as my Grandma used to say, every day is a school day.
26 aug 2026 om 06:00 -
Biermeister vond Steve's post leuk in het topic Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development.
Nothing's good if you drive a Reliant Robin. I once had a lift in one so am speaking from experience.:)
26 aug 2026 om 06:00 -
jnc vond FearOfManchester's post leuk in het topic Bluebell Railway General Discussion.
Saw some photos doing the rounds of trackbed clearance on the Ardingly branch, just standard maintenance of assets or something interesting occurring? Didn’t just seem like tree clearance, there was groundworks/plant machinery too.
26 aug 2026 om 05:38 -
The Dainton Banker vond torgormaig's post leuk in het topic Rother Valley Railway.
This one here on the Taieri Gorge tourist line near Dunedin doesn't look like it will be replaced any time soon (taken last year).[ATTACH] Gisborne Airport may be the only runway/railway level crossing left but I remember leaving Peshawar to go...
26 aug 2026 om 03:16
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The Dainton Banker vond Steve's post leuk in het topic Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development.
Nothing's good if you drive a Reliant Robin. I once had a lift in one so am speaking from experience.:)
26 aug 2026 om 03:04 -
The Dainton Banker vond Steve's post leuk in het topic Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development.
That’s true ( for motorbikes.;) ). And a motorway is where the road is wide enough to put a white line down the middle.
26 aug 2026 om 03:03 -
The Dainton Banker vond RailWest's post leuk in het topic Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development.
That's the bit that I always walk on, it's softer on my feet than the rest of the tarmac :-)
26 aug 2026 om 03:03 -
The Dainton Banker vond Steve's post leuk in het topic Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development.
Flipping heck! That road is wide by South Devon standards. In the South Hams where I holiday it’s common for the greenery on the Devon banks to touch both sides of the car. If you meet another vehicle it’s simply a case of one of you backing up...
26 aug 2026 om 03:00