Cherry's Corner.

I can't claim to know the location, but it looks very atmospheric with a natural scenic break. Highly attractive.

Agree, that looks like a well spotted location. This should be good!

 

Re your query about the custom content blocks, yes I have the same experience with everything other than the standard code being stripped when you save. Links and images are all you can put in there, it seems. Bu that can be done nicely, see eg Buffalo's blog.

Re your query about the custom content blocks, yes I have the same experience with everything other than the standard code being stripped when you save. Links and images are all you can put in there, it seems. Bu that can be done nicely, see eg Buffalo's blog.

Thanks for the link, you've not done so bad with your index either - I'll try something similar for the 2010 challenge blog to have a nice index. With only a handful of postings on here a full blown index seemed a little over the top. However once I've got a little more structure organised it'll be worth updating.

Well done Adrian! its good to see another S7 layout in the challenge.

Wooo that looks like a great location. My Dad was interested in doing a joint entry with me in 7mm but we were struggling with location vs space available. Maybe I need to re-visit it with him over Christmas! Thanks - you've given me an encouraging nudge

Wooo that looks like a great location. My Dad was interested in doing a joint entry with me in 7mm but we were struggling with location vs space available. Maybe I need to re-visit it with him over Christmas! Thanks - you've given me an encouraging nudge <img src='http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

 

 

I'd love to know what that location was - I'm always interested in waterside locations that have railways. I can't see too many clues in these though. It looks a bit like East Anglia, but I'm fairly familiar with most railway locations in the area, and I can't say I've seen it before.

 

Stu

Hi,

These are of course Healings flour mill and they operated their own PO wagons (details in the Gloucester Garriage & Wagon PO wagons book published simply ages ago). I believe the track to the wharf was horse worked. Last time I went in the 1980s there was still track in situ in the concrete on the wharf. For those interested there is still a lot in place at the site of the shed and quay/mill.

 

Leicester MRC built a P4 model of the shed & Mill area about 1981 (actually Tony Freestone and & I built it with Dave Smith doing the buildings).

Cheers Tony