pH

Next:

Melton Mowbray. (Yes - on my list!)

Clue - the railway that owned the dismantled line here only had one Chief Mechanical Engineer in its whole history. (And his father and uncle were CMEs as well.)

OK, then - three squares:

Clue - add another square:

Next:

No, but it's one I set in this topic on the old site!

Barrow Hill:

Next:

York:

Next:

Boat of Garten:

Clue - continue along the more northerly line in this square and you will reach as far west as you can go by rail in this particular country.

November 1, 1964 ??“ Grangemouth shed. A couple of years too late for the WD 2-10-0s, unfortunately ??“ I only ever saw one of the Grangemouth engines. Stanier 5 - 44719, 44788, 44970, 45177, 45192, 45319, 45362, 45443 Ivatt 2 mogul - 46460, 46468 J37 - 64592, 64610, 64621 Standard 5 - 73007 Standard 4 mogul - 76045, 76046, 76101, 76102, 76103, 76113 Standard 3 mogul - 77006, 77009 WD - 90199, 90489, 90553, 90560, 90600 Class D2/1 (pre TOPS) - D2703 Class D2/10 (pre TOPS) - D2774, D2775, D2776, D2778 Class 08 - D3133, D3134, D3135, D3136, D3215, D3216, D3276, D3281, D3409, D3556 Class 21/29 - D6105, D6124, D6134

Next:

Penshaw:

Clue - two of the Manchester United players who died at Munich were born in this town.

Next:

Northwest of Wooperton, on the line to Wooler:

Another clue - these lines were owned by a Scottish railway, but aren't in Scotland.

Clue - these lines (the west-to-east one especially) were part of an attempted expansion into another railway??™s territory. The attempt failed when that other railway acquired the proposed partner for the expansion and so became even more dominant in its own area.

Next:

It was on my list of 'possibles'.

Winchelsea:

Next: