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Nothing boring about that....
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Yeh, but who's going to clean up all the water they leave behind
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That's brilliant,can't wait to get it underlined in my Ian Allan combined volume book.
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I only ever had one of those (and still got). Winter 1961/2 edition, massive purchase at 10/6. Mustve taken a few weeks pocket money t secure that little gem.conyoviejo wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 6:25 pmThat's brilliant,can't wait to get it underlined in my Ian Allan combined volume book.
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Still looking for the sandals...you'll need to point them out.
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A development like this could have huge implications in the rail sector.
One of the biggest challenges when looking at expanding the current infrastructure is the electrification of routes.
Cross pennine, for example faces some real challenges trying to incorporate OLE. With trains being too close to tunnel ceilings currently.
If hydrogen trains are anywhere near becoming serviceable, then engineers and the government should be looking at projects like that before throwing money at it
One of the biggest challenges when looking at expanding the current infrastructure is the electrification of routes.
Cross pennine, for example faces some real challenges trying to incorporate OLE. With trains being too close to tunnel ceilings currently.
If hydrogen trains are anywhere near becoming serviceable, then engineers and the government should be looking at projects like that before throwing money at it
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I had a shed full of them (pardon the pun) and when we moved house about 16 yrs ago I took them along with other books to the auction House at Burnley. Don't know what possessed me to do that ,but I really regret it as they were a massive part of my youth being a geeky trainspotter. I've regretted it ever since.
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Some of them, depending on the year I guess, fetch decent money in the railwayana auctions.conyoviejo wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 6:49 pmI had a shed full of them (pardon the pun) and when we moved house about 16 yrs ago I took them along with other books to the auction House at Burnley. Don't know what possessed me to do that ,but I really regret it as they were a massive part of my youth being a geeky trainspotter. I've regretted it ever since.
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Yes Eddie,but I only got a few quid for them ,must have been about 10 combined volumes and other stuff. Silly me.evensteadiereddie wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 9:50 pmSome of them, depending on the year I guess, fetch decent money in the railwayana auctions.
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I did the same with some of the more rare BFC programmes.
I've managed, eventually, to get other copies of them all back but at a price.
I've managed, eventually, to get other copies of them all back but at a price.