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My friend Trackside ECML has been out and about today trying to find some action.  It appears very little is going on.

Bit of landscaping around the site.

The embankment getting tidied up at Lincoln Road.

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Onwards to Cock Lane.  Is that a new flower border being put around all the wooden fencing?

 

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..........and this one comes complete with ready planted weeds!

The triangle of mesh fencing in the background protects an old 8x4 sheet of plywood that has laid on the floor for months.

 

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3 minutes ago, Donington Road said:

My friend Trackside ECML has been out and about today trying to find some action.  It appears very little is going on.

Bit of landscaping around the site.

The embankment getting tidied up at Lincoln Road.

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Ah, the answer to this one is that the cable trunking has now been installed so the ground can now be consolidated and generally tidied up around it.

 

It also strikes me that there is a lot more rail in this area than there was before.

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The lorries are all loaded up taking ballast away, must have ordered too much.

 

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The main site now looking bare and forlorn.

 

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Some new fencing going in between the footbridge and the Down Stamford line.  Surprised that it only seems to be standard height,

 

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Novel way of fixing the posts into the ground.

 

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3 minutes ago, Richard E said:

 

Ah, the answer to this one is that the cable trunking has now been installed so the ground can now be consolidated and generally tidied up around it.

 

It also strikes me that there is a lot more rail in this area than there was before.

 

Loads of new rail.  It looks to me as though there is enough now for the whole length of the new lines and it is going to be dragged all the way to and through the dive under.

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Hi  May I say I am sorry I asked the question about Hull Trains. After watching TRACKSIDE ECML of trains on the ECML. I found the video and the answers to my question very interesting. both nothing to do with the Werirngton job. It did seem to attract a lot of comments. To ess1uk & 3 others I am sorry I asked the question.

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28 minutes ago, 40F S & T said:

Hi  May I say I am sorry I asked the question about Hull Trains. After watching TRACKSIDE ECML of trains on the ECML. I found the video and the answers to my question very interesting. both nothing to do with the Werirngton job. It did seem to attract a lot of comments. To ess1uk & 3 others I am sorry I asked the question.

 

Nothing wrong with asking a legitimate question.  Everyday is a learning day so it is always nice to learn something new and get other peoples opinions.

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Those shots of the rail, all assembled near thevjunction reminded me of something that was in an update from NR that I saw somewhere.  IIRCthey are bringing in a tracklaying machinr  so it would make sense to start from where the rail is and work right through to Marholm, probably one track at a time. The rail certainly looks to have bern made a lot neater.

 

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6 hours ago, 40F S & T said:

Hi  May I say I am sorry I asked the question about Hull Trains. After watching TRACKSIDE ECML of trains on the ECML. I found the video and the answers to my question very interesting. both nothing to do with the Werirngton job. It did seem to attract a lot of comments. To ess1uk & 3 others I am sorry I asked the question.

sorry if i came across a bit harsh,

it's an emotive subject and as there are several threads about it thought it best left there

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On 03/06/2021 at 23:10, NickGarn said:

That’s not flytippers, it’s the work of the PE4 Wombles, a voluntary litter picking group. PCC will have been notified and asked to pick up the bags

I bumped into a busy Womble this afternoon and told her that the rubbish was still there. She said she would talk to her fellow Wombles and see if they could do something about it.

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25 minutes ago, Crun said:

I bumped into a busy Womble this afternoon and told her that the rubbish was still there. She said she would talk to her fellow Wombles and see if they could do something about it.

Which one was she? Great Aunt Fletton? Or Great Aunt Werrington?

(For those who don't know, Wombles are named by Great Uncle Bulgaria closing his eyes and putting a pin on a map of the world. The young Womble's name is taken from the nearest place name.)

(And if anyone says Wombles aren't real-they are. Wimbledon Common is a real place. So there.)

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5 minutes ago, rodent279 said:

Which one was she? Great Aunt Fletton? Or Great Aunt Werrington?

(For those who don't know, Wombles are named by Great Uncle Bulgaria closing his eyes and putting a pin on a map of the world. The young Womble's name is taken from the nearest place name.)

(And if anyone says Wombles aren't real-they are. Wimbledon Common is a real place. So there.)

They must be real, I saw them on Top Of The Pops!:good:

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36 minutes ago, melmerby said:

They must be real, I saw them on Top Of The Pops!:good:

I preferred Pan's People to the Wombles in spite of living under five minutes walk from Wimbledon Common.

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