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  1. No doubt! I had a pile of stuff out of that tat box, lot of it very useful. Where do you think I find my curios
  2. If we are having a Jinty Fest, here are some Diecast push alongs from Morestone/ Budgie, Mitchell, Robertson & Aitken and Lone Star
  3. take it on the run reo speedwagon
  4. take it on the run reo speedwagon
  5. Like the ones shown here? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174647224078?hash=item28a9c9270e:g:GVcAAOSwATZgMpkq&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4EL9o1mtoDCDJXnRBMla0DRoYnSg6Uoqv104fJsEysxdfQX2CLmdKJ%2BVWaw2%2F3izv8vNvz5WEvYK4zZMU3gl45I93jfabQtuWTDY%2BiuJ%2BDV5SZobBk6%2BIRpeYnuacj2PUQE2K2L73ibwAe7tD47AXt%2B1B%2Bv13WwBkjA9GYEcQvs3OHTMw6gnCkF5ztefLIAPBkiVa3DkO3s4Kj8dNb5u6BxoCnUdk5RC%2Bwq19hwnKsG9FDGgA2CSA%2BCxovf8dspBuMEVIcr3mR4s6SxwpqP7UHuo87DBP%2F4DOuUBTUyxuaaa|tkp%3ABk9SR_Ck68j4YQ
  6. A short drive North from beside the Wilts & Berks Canal is Tetbury, where they have an annual Woolsack (carrying) Race, up a steep hill [https://tetburywoolsack.co.uk/]. They appear to have changed the format, it used to a be just a relay team race until one chap done well/ won(?) solo.
  7. Quite possibly more stable than a screw steamer of similar size. The paddleboxes, projecting from the sides of the hull, tend to act as stabilizers against a rolling motion. I can't recall the name of the film set in Victorian/ Edwardian times, featuring the Waverly with Dover Cliffs in the background
  8. Me and Mrs SM42 are on the back row. HH yet to be collected. If the ferry doesn't turn up he can push us across using his tail twirl for propulsion (and pollution) Andy That Ferry, would that be the PS Waverly from Clevedon Pier (yes I know what condition it's in - shameful) for us down sou'. See what I did there 2 threads merged into 1 post
  9. OK, from my collection, a Wallwork 4-2-2 Cast Iron loco, Is it a representation of a Dean Single Achilles Class? If not what is supposed to be, or is it freelance? The Wallwork foundry was in Manchester. I have a mental image of an Victorian/ Edwardian boy pulling this (there are a couple of vans to go with the 6 wheel coach), around the floor, wrecking the furniture in Downton Abbey.
  10. Sacre bleu! What part of "most large steam locos" applies? looks very smart to me
  11. Love the 'looking on the bright side' comments & cheering from the Space X Team. I must remember the phrase 'Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly'.
  12. Canal Digger - are there any manufacturer's marks on the underside of the plastic princess? Sorry but we have the builders in and such things have been put away for safe keeping. Will make a note to look when I can but don't hold your breath!
  13. Fire - The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
  14. i ve got the world on a string - frank sinatra and liza minnelli
  15. Please find below some photos of plastic and metal Princesses and Baldwins (missing a few wheels!)
  16. Please can you tell me, was there a plastic tender to go with the plastic Princess? From what I can make of your photos you have paired a metal tender to a plastic loco?
  17. Try Googling (other search engines are available) Walmart People if you want to see some sights for sore eyes to make your eyes sore
  18. There's A Ghost In My House · R. Dean Taylor
  19. As you say almost impossible to say, how close to the cliff edge, how precisely you follow various headlands, how to choose where to cross a river etc, coastal erosion, ..... but you set me wondering so here goes: English Costal Path 2700 to 2800 miles depending upon source of information, so go for 2750 miles Welsh Costal Path 870 miles. The Scottish National Heritage estimated the total coastline length Scotland to be 6333 miles for a conference in 2010. Sum total 9953 miles
  20. EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE A CAT - HOT CLUB DU NAX
  21. Spent the day on the canal (Wilts & Berks Canal) near Chippenham. In the morning with The Mayor and her Consort
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