Bulleidboy
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Glory, Glory Man United! It's Carrington: This former flying junction once linked two Great railways:
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The south-east suburbs of Market Harborough on the old Midland mainline (the cycleway is part of the old LNWR): Next one; which despite the lack of anything much in the square is also on a mainline:
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It's probably no surprise to learn that we are in a conurbation - I think there are only 7 possible locations for you to check.
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How about a yellow station for a change?
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LLangennech to the NW of Llanelli: Another one to follow soon!
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Corby Tunnel on the old Midland line: Next up: The West - East line is a freight line and there's part of an old junction just for added interest.
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Now I know why I couldn't find it on the larger scale maps - this square is underneath the "Glasgow"!! Mike
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How realistic are your models? Photo challenge.
Bulleidboy replied to Pugsley's topic in Modelling musings & miscellany
Wow - what a fantastic photo! Does this layout "stay at home" or is it on the exhibition circuit?? Mike -
Clue: The line curving from NE to SW is very much a main line.
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As nobody else has found it (or perhaps nobody else is playing!); to the East of Newton-le-Willows on the outskirts of Culcheth - formerly part of the GC Railway: Next one: Part of a former triple junction, with a bit of disused railway and a pylon line as well.
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Thanks - that bit of railway line made a lot of difference. The square to the NW of the original would have made a good "One Square" too.
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This one is proving elusive! Can I ask one question: if you zoom out one level from the 1:50k map, is the Golf Course symbol still visible??
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Another cutting and County boundary: Between a Poet (not old) and a clue on a Naval officer
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So - it was 108m!! Near Buckton Hall on the Brid to Scarbro' line - it's the County boundary between East & North Yorks
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Is that spot height really 1m or perhaps 1xxm??
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A former meeting point of three Railway Companies:
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Telford (Stafford Park); Next one tomorrow morning
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Sorry for the lack of "heavenly" clues to lead you to Paradise Junction - have been away soaking up the 60's atmosphere on NYMR this weekend.
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Next one: This was once part of a complex multi-way junction, the right hand line becomes disused on the next square.
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It's Christ's Hospital station: Give me time to find another
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Yes Barkston & Hougham junctions - didn't know of the association with Mallard but chose it as the shape looked fairly easy to find.
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You may think that but I couldn't possibly comment! To all One Squarers, how would you feel about a slight change to the rules allowing names in the square to be erased?? I've found some nice distictive junctions but there is a give away by each one. Mike
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It's Tonbridge: Next one: To the West is a terminus and two miles North another station. To travel by rail between them you would pass through at least 19 stations, three junctions and change trains twice.
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Correct For the record it is Park Lane Junction
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Another clue: The visible corner of this triangle can be found on a monopoly board.
