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Where's the like button? I'm in the Premier Inn because of cost and location, so not far away. Anywhere cheap you recommend if I am allowed to say over on the Friday?

Totally understand, I live near York! Yes, it's always nice to put a face to a username.

In for a penny and all that, found a nice B&B in Bewdley for the Friday night.

Went to the show yesterday, great atmosphere, nice to see the younger generation enjoying the layouts as well the older ones.

I couldn't agree more. A good show raising money for a great cause and a thoroughly enjoyable day!

@Skinnylinny, yes it is - I'm looking forward to reading it! @RJS1977 I've been searching for an affordable copy in any condition for a couple of years or so, but this one landed on my lap as it were. First edition, virtually as new, signed by the authors, but missing its dust jacket. If my long suffering thinks it's excessive, I can always sell it again - and I have bought her flowers.

Well done, it must have been some bunch of flowers

Ruth was a little shocked it has to be said. Then I showed her what they've been sold for on a well known online auction site and she was ok. And I made dinner...

After only six months? Well done.

Well done. Which heritage line have you joined?

Ha, ha. I'm a member of a couple of societies, but the one I meant to join (and now have) is the DVLR, 10 minutes drive away.

Well worth going limited. Best of luck!

Thank you - the toy trains are counting on it!

Depends on your circumstances, but I have a potential recommendation should you require.

40 + 50 = about 100, do I get the job?

I found an accountant, she stopped me from panicking, didn't talk huge sums, she got hired, I slept soundly...

Mr. Pharmacist

Top tune!

Boss tune!

A quick question if I may, what track do you use?

I have joined about 4 times since \i took up garden railwaying in the 70s!!

I'm quite enthused. ;-) Do you do the G Scale Society too?

An essential first step in cracking the age-old research problem: which came first...!

Just spotted this - any Easter eggs yet?

I'd forgotten I'd posted it. It took a couple of weeks from order to delivery; a new Cube arrives on Thursday. The only Easter eggs were chocolate, but there were lots!

What are your dates ? just so I can book our hols at the same time ;-)

Walked right into that!

PM sent

Flat caps n hot pies and Bovril at half time eeee........

Get them what? A hot dog and a can of diet Pepsi? Fresh underpants?

Funnily enough, the gate for away fans is called 'The Bovril'!

Modelling time and modelling money! Something for the garden railway to meander around - when I've saved up again.

Hens wandering around your garden railway landscape - a real attraction for your miniature passengers to gaze out upon!

Godzilla-esque! I like it.

There is one,top right hand corner of the screen next to your user name is as upside down triangle, click on that and then click on "manage ignore prefs".

Got it! Thanks.

Decided the best approach is to be open and honest. I won't easily hide an 18" high wall in the back garden or the cost of a live steam locomotive. It's not like sneaking a Hornby class 50 into the house when you already have a few Bachmann 47s.

Garden railways you'll love it, Built my first in '75 contimued for another 35 years!! Now relegated to the shed, new garden too slopey ( thats not messy but inclined!!)

I'll be asking for your help in a few months! ;-)

Dont imagine Do it!

I did fisrts in 00 for 4 years then in G1 for 30+ years!!

We're doing it! A new 4mm trainset for my son is the project leading up to Christmas then start in the garden in the New Year. Been promising me (us?) a garden railway for years, now we have some space.

Good luck with the move!

Good luck with the move to you and your Family Alun

Thanks for the kind words, still no Internet, just having a sneaky catch up at work!

Scary

Garden Railway ??

Yes indeed. Most of my 4mm stuff will be going to finance it, although I'll be building a new layout for the children. The thought of a fictitious narrow gauge railway somewhere in the UK is liberating, after trying to recreate a bit of the ECML for the past 4 decades!