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Disaster at Glastonbury -- bulk tanker of cider stuck in the mud. Will they need help to lighten the load?
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The Stationmaster is off on holidays - another week at sea but not sure where of course!g
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What bl**dy day - first I cut myself shaving then herself cuts my lip while trimming my moustache - now another hour or so waiting for it to stop, grrd,
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Had a 'perfect' ecg this morning - and it was done without me having to leave the comfort of my own bed!
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Well taht's SWAG down teh swanee for a second year running as Notwork Rail decided to spend the critical part of this afternoon not working on the GWMl so it looked impossible to get to Taunton before 21.00 (via Exeter). Havea good day tomorrow folks.
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Just about to cross the Arctic Circle - heading south
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Any body know a good plumber, with solar expertise, in the Thames Valley. I know CHAPS has a good reputation for their work but their T&C are ludicrous and their admin is abysmal (like making appointments which turn put not to exist when you are actually expecting the bloke to do the job). Not a good day!!
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Merlin magic! A Spitfire yesterday and the Lanc today and saw that as it turned and dropped for low level run along the course of the river (we have no dams locally😇)
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One of the advantages of living within sight of the National Memorial Arboretum is the occasional Spitfire visit. Latest was the Jubilee Weekend when one flew low over my South Derbyshire field walk on its way to buzz it. I heard it before it appeared. Easily identified and unmistakable..that Merlin sound. A couple of weeks later on our way to Edgbaston for that wonderful test match which had thrills sublime,my grandson noticed Fort Dunlop from our New Street bound 170,so I was able to tell him of the Spitfire connection……I was somewhat chuffed. It certainly added to the occasion……grandpa’s 16th birthday present to him.
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Happy Christmas one and all.
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A Happy Christmas to all RMweb'rs and their families
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The Barents Sea is still very bumpy
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Yes, bits broken off paviors by idiot (former) Jewsons' drivers can be mended with Araldite and survive two days of heavy rain.
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Well done for getting us back to life Andy. Trust all is now well ans I hope you recover from your spoilt weekend.
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Train of Events, Channel 8 14.00 today - for those who can get that channel
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Happy New Year to all RMWebbers and their families but especially our great leader and his trusty band of helpers - who will no doubt be keeping us in order for another year.
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Just home with a spot of light reading, 'The railway Magazine from january right through to December, that is January 1931 to December 1941.
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'puter off to the 'menders' later today - I wonder if they will be able to mend it or whether it will have to go on a trip to the other end of the world?
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Well the news at the Apple shop wasn't too bad - it will have to have a new dvd drive but it can be repaired locally, when they get the part. (just like the railway 'deferred waiting material' so I bought it home to copy off the rest of the data and I'll have to hump it back when the part is in stock and I'm able to let it go for a day or so).
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Cor, just noticed - it will soon be British Sausage week 2015, thread started in Wheeltappers for those interested
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Cor, just noticed - it will soon be British Sausage week 2015, thread started in Wheeltappers
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Nice afternoon on the Mid Hants Rly with a pleasant ride behind a certain person of this parish who was working his skill on teh regulator of the Black 5 for part of our trip to Alresford. Then back to Alton and, hmm 'shopping'.
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Lovely short film this afternoon on Channel 81 of a pannier tank hauling an auto trailer arriving at Aston Rowant on the Watlington branch. Same film also included a brief shot of 61163 in lined green lettered 'British Railways' going off shed.
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The Mac is shortly off to the repair shop for a new optical drive - dare I try the MR dvd in it again when I get the 'puter back?
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Ready to do something dastardly after Jewson's agency lorry driver unloaded stuff in the wrong place, split a bag of cement and broke a pavior in my drive!
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Asked today to get some 'Old Jamaica Ginger Beer'. I told my son that I couldn't find when we were there the other day. He explained that it's in the 'foreign foods' section - and it was. That seemed at interesting take on foreign as it's made in a factory at Kegworth, Derby. Maybe Tesco know Derby wasn't on the GWR?