Limpley Stoker
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I don't think Swindon ever recovered after GWR 150 ! -
Did you find out on Kiwileaks?
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In such lovely countryside with good transport connections I'd like to buy one of those cottages. Will it be on Zoopla soon?
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You could just renumber it.......
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As seen in Dr Creasy's reversing mirror.
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That's very impressive ! I have a TZ-60 and have been trying this technique using the free Panasonic iPad program which uses WiFi to control the camera. This avoids jogging the camera while focussing. The iPad focus stacking program I have used (FocusCamera) only processes three exposures so it's a bit limited, but it's free!
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Breaking news: The Finching Sisters escape for a holiday to avoid 2 months of Politics
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No need to renumber the bufferbeam- you can barely read the number!
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It looks as though you have weathered your camera too!
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Locomotive exchange 1947-- visitor from North Easter.
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We can't complain about the shade of green then. Is it my imagination or does this lovely little loco make the autocoach seem small? It certainly looks at home in the lovely World of Brent!
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Black and hairy, very small.... that's not the Boris we know!
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At the moment Knight of Saint Patrick is passing through Brent at 0.025 MPH so we can all get a really good look - he seems really at home here and looks the part so I'm sure we'll see him again weather(ed) or not!
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Soon we'll know who's who. And , by the way, if the United Nations Organisation joined the World Health Organusation we'd get UNO WHO!
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He'll just F F Fade away......
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Fresh from The Thick of It Actually didn't Ooo precede N gauge? Is Rob downsizing?
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Is that Sven, from Grindr?
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Ah, the atmosphere! Is that Mr Warburton, sitting at last, reading tomorrow's newspaper?
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Sven is keen to show Samantha his new coupling position!
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I think the Knight is ready for service- his shiny bits will tone down after exposure to hot oil in a few days. Splendid beast though, this Paddy Power.
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The bullhead rail joiners are excellent, a bit tricky to slide on to the rail- a little filing of any burrs is needed- but they seem to grip well- much better than the N gauge joiners I have been using for C&L . It should be possible to avoid the missing sleeper syndrome at track joins! I found mine at Frome Model Centre where their supplies of track sold out very quickly. I'm very pleased with the new bullhead track, it feels very well made and looks superb- points please!
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Rob's grass looks well worth grazing- there's a rhino somewhere there already, though he's camera-shy.
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Oh, how you spoil us!
