durham light infantry

Travel the A19, from Middlesbrough to North Shields. 30 minutes, at least 5 different accents.

I may have mentioned before, but one of the joys of living in the North East is that some shows let you have your dog with you. Here is Syd, welcoming visitors to my demonstration stand at Birtley a couple of weeks ago. The following day it was his brother Fred's turn. He called shotgun on the front seat, and is clipped into the searbelt . The week before that all 3 of our family were dog of the week at Barter Books.

After 3 years of hospital visits and some quite distressing testing, it was discovered recently that my diaphragm doesn't work properly now. This was discovered by a Pshycologist! It was probably due to being not ventilated when admitted to hospital, as I was triaged to not survive. But I did.

Definitely, just googled it. An American International day about as inclusive as the World series of Baseball. As a sufferer we could do with more awareness and help. Nearly 4 years on and still trying to cope.

Rest assured, the layout was only resting on the bed while the railway room was being reorganised. The allocation of a dedicated room in the house is on the condition that there is no modelling anywhere else.

Morning Rob I am using an alternative for the next layout (actually it's number 3 or 4 in the build queue now)...

There was some text in that... Anyway, 9mm mdf. 125mm at the front should give a depth of 95mm to play with. Enough room for Cobalt ip point motors, latches on the sides, alignment dowels and hand holes. Lightweight fascia is 10mm Foamex, rigid and stronger than foamboard (Sheep Lane actually lives on top of that).

Overcentre latches on Sheep Lane, and wip Hornbeam Limestone.

As I keep saying I think of myself as middle aged, then remember I don't know any 120 year olds...

Who is they? People who have never had a cat in their life People with armoured skin and scratch proof faces People whose metabolism can replace the blood loss quickly

Afaiui the big issues are costs of maintenance, insurance, certification (paperwork), fuel and pilot currency. Everything in the vintage warbird world this side of the pond went silly after Shoreham. In the States I don't think the FAA has come to decision after the mid-air collision at Dallas (B17 and P63). Regarding the story, I think the main characters are based on real people and real events. 1 statistic I came across recently, was that the loss rate of the 8th Air Force from deployment in England until 6th June 1944 was 78%. If it hadn't have been for Big Week in February 1944 it would have been nearer 90%... I can thorougly reccomend the rest of the content on this guys channel.

Before leaving for Pontefract on Friday I managed to get the last of the track down. Scenics next.

Nope. Tomorrow I will be subverting the classic Joy Division album cover.

Just a reminder that Sheep Lane will be at the always excellent Pontefract show this weekend 27th/ 28th. Rm webbers always welcome. I will be assisted by my good friend Martin Jones, provided I can deter him away from bargain hunting. A good weekend and a proper jolly boys outing playing trains.