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I will investigate further in the morning.

If you do get it again please grab a screenshot and send to me just in case.

Off to the headmaster with you Jamie!

That is not any advertising we have placed, it could be something tracked from other sites visited and therefore we cannot solve that issue.

Are we there yet type posts will be removed.

Having come back to this after a, supposed, week off work is somewhat annoying. In short: A post was made which breached forum rules and bordered on something which could cause legal issues*. It was removed by a moderator and a post made asking that such postings are reined in. Offence was taken; assumingly over perceptions of freedom of speech**. Tribalism and side-taking occurs. A p'd off admin returns from holiday and has to pass comment in a topic where participants should be able to manage themselves and stick within the rules***. * Ordinary members don't have to deal with the fallout I/we do. ** FoS here is a fallacy when someone else is paying and it's legally questionable/outside the rules I have in place. *** It's not long ago I took (unrequested) action against someone making an unpleasant attack on yourself - should I not bother? The above isn't intended to pick on you Dave - it was just a suitable point to pick up on and give my comments.

A quick reminder that there's just one week left to place your order if you want to be guaranteed of your choice of wagons - https://worldofrailways.hooluh.co.uk/wagons

Mike's had a few localised digit difficulties over the last couple of months.

OMG we've got into hypothetical scenarios now. 😎

It's not anyone's personal life (beyond silly supposition about their reason for a career move); it's their role and work experience that they have posted on social media. No-one has anything else to go on after all. Footie fans spend a lot of time moaning about club owners and managers after all.

Forums are for reading firstly too, not just diving in without bothering to see if your post is necessary, relevant or useful. You may find it sufficiently disappointing to be rude enough to use shouty block caps but, be assured, that's only as rude as thinking you're more important than other contributors.

It's low-key slow-progress affair on an interchangeable Earl of Dudley/Cannock Mineral Railway project which has a currently newsworthy name. A home for all sorts of this kind of thing; which happens to be a good home for internal user wagons. 🤔

Coincidentally I am, so Winnie is another on my wishlist. There may be subliminal forces at play as a few years ago @Phil Parker and I had a brew with a certain Mr. Shron not 20m from where it now stands.

Check out the LinkedIn profile for more information on spheres of influence within the previous role.

Top notch contractor's locos (as in the pic I posted earlier) - you don't even need to build a complete layout.

Of course I don't need an L class. 👏

So, so glad that they are the ones doing it. No real need for it but because I've ridden on one and they're properly entertaining with loadsa sticky out bits; I'm sold.

Stop being so sensible. Has this taken over from the Bachmann scrum? Stick out your virtual elbows and crowd-surf to the front of the line man!

Must have one, my grandad was a bear.

Only for them to realise they're at the wrong place.

That should be sorted now. I would imagine the 4-pack would but hopefully you can test it now.

As featured on the 'Spotters wives' pages of the former publications.

And D1051Western Ambassador. Ford names would have been better; Fiesta, Escort and Tina.

I have been advised that the wagons should now be available to order for overseas customers. International is £27 or £29 depending on weight and Europe is £12 or £18 depending on weight See https://worldofrailways.hooluh.co.uk/wagons

Of course; much more important to update one's LinkedIn profile.