Rhys Underwood

Was looped at Panteg to allow some members of Freightliner staff attended, it later turned out to be a dragging break on the wagon. I was surprised to see that Freightliner had taken on the workings, one of the photos I took of the working can be seen here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/85928922@N02/35244858554/in/dateposted-public/

Go West - Village People/Pet Shop Boys

One Night In Bangkok - Murray Head

Stop Loving You - Toto

Money For Nothing - Dire Straits

Harlem Shuffle - Bob & Earl/The Rolling Stones

The One I Love - David Gray

Message in a bottle - The Police

Say Hello Wave Goodbye - Soft Cell

Some of the FGW blue sleepers had MK3 open interiors, although you couldn't them they had them!

Never been a fan of Paramore, however this is rather good imo. It's become a bit of an earworm since it was released.

Just A Job To Do - Genesis

A quick search on BR database shows the loco's first allocation as Old Oak Common from 30/09/1959. It then moved to Westbury from 17/06/1961, afterwords it moved to Eastleigh and then onto Feltham before going up north. This explains why it carries the blue route dot and why it is labelled as being BR(S) locomotive.

Driving the last spike - Genesis

Some like it hot - The Power Station

Jesus He Knows Me - Genesis

And tonight's 'how much? Is he having a giraffe?' goes to this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hornby-R2812-Class-43-HST-125-First-Great-Western-FGW-New-Mint-Boxed-One-Only-/252627566749?hash=item3ad1c6c09d%3Ag%3AX2oAAOSw4GVYIh1V A steal if I say so myself..........

Looks like I was right when I posted back on page 2 . Very nice wagons, wasn't expecting the dutch ones. Gives those who missed out the first time the chance to get some. Hopefully they'll do some more Cardiff Rod Mill ones with tarps.

Take me back to your house - Basement Jaxx

I would much rather see Wessex 150s with the pictures on the side TBH. But I think my optimism mode hasn't switched off ether!

I as referring to a cover of the song but thanks for the information! In The Shadows - The Rasmus

Stuck in the Middle With You - Stealers Wheel and Lazlo Bane also did a cover

Been listening to a bit of Robert Palmer this past week. Including a rather good IMO live performance of Addicted to Love from 1997 Also getting back to listening to Halestrom after a small break, currently waiting for the 3rd covers EP of theirs to be released. One of the tracks from the 'Into the Wild Life' album from last year Others this week have been Republica, INXS, Moby, Men at Work, REM and The Mavericks.

Looking very closely at the picture zoomed in on an iPad screen the box (to me) says SPA Air Break Plate Wagon. If they are those I'll be finding them very useful for steel wire traffic on the layout.

The other trailers that carried Chocolate and Cream are W231 which is at Didcot, W232 which is now at Bodmin, W238 which is now at the SVR, W240 which is at the South Devon and W233 which is the one that ended up in departmental service. IIRC W232 and W238 had the auto gear taken out of the 'cab', corridors added and the seating changed so they could be turned into observation saloons for use on the Paignton and Dartmouth. A quick search found this photo of W232 which at the time was named Claire at Paignton: http://www.bodminrailway.co.uk/userfiles/images/auto2.jpg