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Hi Pete, I don't ever recall seeing trees like that down at Moorwater! Be interesting seeing a Class 66 queeze between those! Excellent stuff though and shows some dogged determination. I love the shots of the dries themselves. There is no doubting the location-Wenford Bridge isn't it? Cheers, Mark

Hi Pete. From that final photo, looks like you've cracked it............... Looking good! Hope the stock is all salvageable. Been there, got the spare parts! Tom.

Good to see that you're getting the tricky jobs out of the way - they can really hold up progress. Some people might have been driven to distraction and gone off to do some modelling of Scotland or some such. Are you sure those big white spheres aren't just a bit closer to the track than last time?

Yikes! Some trials and tribulations there Peter. I had similar disappointments when working on my Frankland tram track - I know how protracted and frustrating this sort of process can be. It looks like it's starting to work-out for you now and hopefully will be worth the effort in the long-run Just one thing though - with those egg-shaped trees I still can't get away from thinking I'm looking at an episode of the 60s series 'The Prisoner' ... I keep expecting one of them to start bouncing around and chasing me down the road!

looking good a little surprised you didn't opt for plaster between the check rails any reason why not ?

Dan. Its nice to see a Castle in 'Great Western' livery as Hornby seem a bit shy on doing this.I would fit etched plates myself and take that hideous front coupling off.You could make her better with a few tweaks.

I must admit I forget to read the blogs most of the time, but just stumbled across yours and read it all. I love the idea of the school fundraising show. As an ex-PTA chairman myself, I had thought about this many times myself but I managed to keep my mouth shut fortunately! Let me know when the date is confirmed and I will see if I can help in any way. COME ON YOU RAMS !!! Regards Dave