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Regularity started following Whitland & Cardigan Railway, 1930s (OO Gauge)
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Interstate Railroad - Appalachian coal hauling in 1952.
Regularity replied to DanielB's topic in USA & Canadian Railroads
I think you would look very fetching in it, and Jordan does appear to be a "unisex" name... -
A somewhat odorous delay. Hopefully a heated debate about fish traffic, rather than a debate about the traffic of heated fish?
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The A5 forms another linguistic boundary, this time between East and West. It is most pronounced in Northamptonshire, around Towcester, to the extent that older people have different accents depending on which side of the road they grew up on, even from the same village. People from Berkshire and Oxfordshire also sound "West Country" to other ears, although more and more of the country sounds like Eastenders.
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Eastwood Town - Into the unknown on two counts......
Regularity replied to gordon s's topic in Layout topics
I second that: 145 is for overlays and non-structural joints. (And even then, with a proper technique, I don't use 145 nowadays.) Don't ask me how I know. -
Linguistically, the north-south isogloss is the River Welland between Northamptonshire (soft 'a', "Barth") and Leicestershire (hard 'a', "Ba'th"). But over the past 30 years, Leicestershire has become increasingly a residence for people needing easy access to London, if not everyday (as commuters) then frequently for business trips, etc. This suggests a certain amount of agreement in the boundary being more along the Severn-Trent axis. Even Lincolnshire now gets included in the "South", but amusingly Loughborough doesn't (from the University of Sheffield, which is a city I always t
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We can: just needs a bit of attention to improve the off-the-shelf product.