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LE movements, ECS and test runs 2025

Discussion in 'What's Going On' started by mike1522, Dec 29, 2024.

  1. osprey

    osprey Resident of Nat Pres

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    I'm ancient, Neolithic, but must have led a sheltered life... what's a "jubbly"....only jubbly's I know was a 4-6-0 or phrase from Del Boy....
     
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    20250904_192358~2.jpg

    They still exist! From this summer's stash in the freezer.
     
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    DR73202 New Member

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    Here you go
    Jubblies were incredibly unwieldy and unimaginative ice lollies. These “frozen drinks” (as they were officially known) were simply huge triangular lumps of flavoured ice.
    https://nostalgiacentral.com/pop-culture/food-drink/jubbly-2/
     
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    Well thanks chaps you learn something everyday... I don't know how I missed them... I must get out more.... (from my coffin)..fangs are not what they used to be...
     
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    34028 going nicely through Tilehurst on its loaded test run(10+class 47) on the main 6 mins late - short vid to follow
     
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    Diesel hauled consist, with 34028 (currently on the rear), was held at signals - as scheduled - on the western arm of Didcot's triangle awaiting an Oxford - Paddington service.
    Now that it has cleared, the movement resumed so that 34028 was at the head again ready for the return journey to WCRC Southall.
    A slow re-start it seems with the train around 5 late approaching Cholsey according to RTT.
     

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