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On 04/01/2022 at 13:47, NHY 581 said:

Oh, and um.....this happened as well......

 

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There are two pictures of this loco in J H Russell's Pictorial record of Southern Locomotives. Built 1895, withdrawn 1937. 

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On 04/01/2022 at 13:43, NHY 581 said:

I went to the trainshop again...........

 

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According to Russell's, this one was built 1876 and numbered 0332 in 1905, withdrawn 1933. 

 

Hope info on dates for your new acquisitions is of interest to set a time period post 1923 for your proposed Southern layout Rob.  

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22 minutes ago, Fishplate said:

 

 

Tasty, tasty, their very tasty *.

 

* What advert was that from?? 

 

Bran Flakes (I didn't know, I had to look it up!)

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Thanks, FP, 

 

I have Russells, along with the various Bradleys for both LBSCR and LSWR. 

 

There will be much application made of modellers licence with a layout featuring a D1 seemingly allocated to Horsham, a 0330 from Eastleigh and a T1 from.........um....I've forgotten. 

 

Early 30s was what I was looking at anyway. With the change in the Southern numbering in 1931 there was only so long after that you could go. 

 

To be honest there's no rush to build anything else. All will need fettling anyway. 

 

Before that though I need to finish my ex GER backwater and with invites emerging for Bleat Wharf to appear at exhibitions this year, work needs doing to make sure they both cut the mustard in front of others. 

 

And that's not including Sheep Dip.......

 

Rob. 

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, MrWolf said:

 

Not particularly tasty as I recall.

 

 

I agree with you on that score, it wouldn't be my breakfast cereal of choice.

 

I find there is often a difference between advertising and reality :jester:

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Tomatoes need to be of the tinned variety. Why have all that fried food, then panic and grill the only "healthy" element?

 

Cowards.

 

We sometimes have a fry up as a lunch treat. The memsahib only ever eats porridge for breakfast, done it her whole life. It's one of her quirks.

I am apparently on said list of quirks.

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55 minutes ago, Stubby47 said:

Bit late isn't it?

 

Yes. About four weeks.....ish. 

 

I'm now in the midst of a veggie January. 

 

Feb 1st, Porky, be afraid......be very afraid........

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1 hour ago, MrWolf said:

Tomatoes need to be of the tinned variety. Why have all that fried food, then panic and grill the only "healthy" element?

 

Cowards.

 

We sometimes have a fry up as a lunch treat. The memsahib only ever eats porridge for breakfast, done it her whole life. It's one of her quirks.

I am apparently on said list of quirks.

 

Is it a long list? Just asking for a friend.

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2 hours ago, NHY 581 said:

 

Yes. About four weeks.....ish. 

 

I'm now in the midst of a veggie January. 

 

Feb 1st, Porky, be afraid......be very afraid........

 

I'm starting to believe that the campaign to get us all to go vegetarian is a sinister plot to bring us all into line with certain group's world view and thus make us easier to control.

 

I can't quite remember who that Austrian chap was back in the 1930s who was a teetotal, anti smoking vegetarian that loved children and animals? He had a grand vision for the world...

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Sorry for the thread hijack!

 

If you do choose to go veggie for the sake of the planet, try to eat what's grown here, rather than exotica grown on the other side of the world and flown in by a gas guzzling jet freighter! :D

 

Rant over, we're off to burn some villages...

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22 hours ago, NHY 581 said:

Nuff said. img2.jpg.0d2739af34a8bf9cee27c8185270cbf1.jpg


Looks just like the breakfast I got served at a very nice hotel I stopped at a couple of years ago - except that instead of fried tomatoes I had a helping of scrambled egg!! Yum!!


The local veterans society ran a Friday Breakfast Club for forces veterans, public services personnel and supporters, which I was fortunate enough to attend a few times pre-pandemic; their breakfast was as above except (a) only one type of black pudding (Bury black pudding, of course!) and (b) option of fried SPAM, too!

 

Steve S

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20 minutes ago, MrWolf said:

I do like hash browns, except for the fact that they seem to have usurped fried bread. :mad_mini:

Absolutely no reason not to have both. 
 

Jay

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Morning Al, 

 

That's a top image. Lovely to see my namesake in such excellent company.

 

Perhaps we can recreate a similar view in April ? 

 

 

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Rob. 

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