Tony Davis

I think he must have legged it down to Peterborough because I was standing next to someone of the same description.

I'd rather go blind Beth Hart & Jo Bonamassa (Etta James)

Janis Joplin Summertime Joe Cocker With a little help from my friends. Melanie Safka Goodbye Ruby Tuesday Santana While my guitar gently weeps (okay, maybe not better but incredibly good) Santana Black Magic Woman

Fowl joke

Splitters!

The coach kit went on Ebay a couple of days ago for about £80.00, I'd put a sniper bid in for £60, didn't realize they were so sought after.

If you do receive it, maybe you could do a review?

Thanks Jason

Thanks Pete, I think that, given the various issues raised in the different threads that were revealed in the suggested search, I will probably not bother to purchase the document. I'll try to get a copy of the Oakwood press publication instead, although that is proving dificult at present. Regards

Thankyou Neil

Saw this on Facebook today, tried to contact the owner but he hasn't been on FB since June. I have done some searches using the title of the booklet but nothing specific comes up, I think the author is "Dave Hulls" and I can't make out the publisher. It looks to me like it would have been published by a specialist group, but I can't make out the logo in the top left hand corner either. This was cropped from a photo' of 4 books, all the rest were in perfect focus! Can anybody shed any further light please? regards

Thanks Mark I was hoping that was the case regards Tony

Thanks for this Paul, Now can I ask, would the minerals wagons have riveted side doors or pressed side doors or is it not that important at 1/76th scale? Regards, Tony

Thankyou for your reply. I have seen these before and they are good (to me anyway) for getting the general feel of the tramway. My knowledge of wagons is is quite limited though and so what I am hoping for is an explicit description of the stock used. regards

Hi, I have a couple of books (Branchline to Upwell and the wild swan publication) that descibe the route, buildings and locomotive power in some detail but are a bit sketchy on the wagons and brake vans. I would am planning a layout set in the period when the Drewry shunters were being used and would like to put together a couple of representaive goods trains. I believe - and my knowledge is limited, that 12T fruit vans would have been used, I have seen what appears to be 16T mineral wagons but not sure which type and also planked wagons. Is there a source of info that would help, and can anyone tell me what to look for in the RTR or kit world please? regards Tonh

How about; Overheard at Athens Airport earlier this week: Customs Officer - Name Please? ..Mussolini Customs Officer - Occupation? ..No, same as last time, just a couple of weeks

It's popular abroad though, and earns lots of revenue. On a memorable visit to an heritage railway in the US as we arrived the radio announcer on the station they had on was talking about a shooting that had taken place in a local cinema, someone with the hump and a semi-automatic decided to take it out on the people in the audience. My wife mentioned it to the ticket seller who said, oh, it's nothing and you're from England, we would much rather talk about Top Gear! I told him I wasn't a viewer, the conversation then seemed to be over

And me, and same question too.