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Limpley Stoker

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  • Location
    Bath : Living 3 miles and 70 years from Limpley Stoke as I see it,
  • Interests
    GWR SR joint workings - especially Salisbury to Bristol

    Slowly modelling Limpley Stoke in OO -

    And Shoreham by Sea on a plank the other side of the shed.

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  1. I’m still delighted by the smooth running of my DCC fitted Manor under DC control. Having no control of the random sounds seems more exciting than the steady chuffs under DCC control. I haven’t been brave enough to try running it with an HM 6000 controller as this has inbuilt pulse waves - has anyone had experience here? I wondered if the higher frequency would be safer than the lower frequency pulse waves.
  2. Another excellent view as yet unseen - a rural idyll, adding beef and lamb to this weeks livestock experience!
  3. So, here’s the thing: we have to adapt to the white water of change, so we’re all still here at the end of the day. Like .
  4. Very little smell there- they are very clean premises for the piggies. I think it is a composite pigsty - the enclosure on the left is a little larger than the other two.
  5. Perhaps there is a flatpack windmill kit in the crate at the creamery!
  6. I didn’t feel I ought to point out the slip up on the plan.
  7. Nobody worried about disturbing the bats in the 1930’s .
  8. Notice to Panniers: Please adjust your dress before leaving the engine shed
  9. Another tempting footpath, but no hurry- you won’t miss the auto train on the viaduct!
  10. I thought they were solar panels…
  11. Wiki-Knowall says the Fowler ploughing engine weighs 21 tons with water tank and coal box full The Loriot can take 25 tons !
  12. That’s much more realistic. It’s a great view from up here on the bridge.
  13. I’m amazed by the advertisements in the pub noticeboard. I think one is for a chimney sweep. How did you get such fine detail?
  14. That would be a very slow death!
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