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Bluebell Railway stations - new names

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by richards, Jan 26, 2018.

  1. richards

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    The Bluebell Railway doesn't come out very well from the recently-published anagram maps of the UK rail network. On the London & South East map, the line and its stations have some new names.


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    Your commute may also not be the same again, when you see what your local station is now called:
    http://www.projectmapping.co.uk/Reviews/anagrammaps.html
     
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    See what you do with Ely!
     
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    Living in Hove, I much appreciate this point!:cool:
     
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    Ley! But you might have to change a Tougher Probe to get there from Gross Nicks.
     
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    Anagram of the station between Stourbridge Junction and Cradley.
     
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    What do you call a chinamon between Stourbridge and Brierly Hill? Yoom in Lye. (This only makes sense if you read it in a Black Country accent btw)
     
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    What do you get with Newark?

    How long did you have to wait for me to post that one?
     
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