Chris Nevard's Blog

Thanks for posting these interesting photos, Chris. Just one comment on one of the flickr captions -- it's the Wellow Brook, though it may have other names in different parts of the valley. The Cam Brook is in the next valley to the north.

 

Nick

Thanks Nick - I'll update the caption

On the photos, if you click on the map to the right you can see the location...

or go here..

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=writhlington&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&hl=en&hq=&hnear=Writhlington,+Radstock,+Bath+and+North+East+Somerset,+United+Kingdom&ll=51.295838,-2.424186&spn=0.000985,0.003862&t=h&z=19

I love walking old railways. In the Forest of Dean I even found the stone blocks for a tramway point still in position.I presume this will set the flavour for the Radstock layout.

Don

The immediate environment is the sort of thing I'll be going for. I need to build my railway room first really before any further activities.......

But, there agin, I'd love to model Midford .... I've produced a garage sized track plan ...... nothing will happen for a bit though other than maybe some building contruction.

 

Chris

A garage sized plan? I look forward to seeing a break into the big layout building

We are very patient and will make do with Cement Quay, Calcott, Combwich, Brewhouse Quay . . . Are you sure there's going to be room in the new room?

Thanks Chris another enjoyable dip into your albums.