dagrizz
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Great Paxton, on the ECML south of Huntingdon. There are ducks nearby............
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No I wasn't confusing medal and meddle. The word 'medal' was used in the context of an athlete winning a meddle.
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Someone on 5live today used the phrase "It's a big ask for him to medal". Since when was medal a verb?
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If I said what the cycleway used to be I'd give the game away. Pun intended. This is the next square to the east.
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Next; A main line.
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Talerddig on the Cambrian
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This branch line ends about 8 miles east of here at a power station by a river estuary.
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The 'one square duck' gets around a bit doesn't it? Mind you, it will wait in vain for a passenger train from this location.
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Bristol-Exeter line, near Burnham-on-sea. The nearby hill is Brent Knoll.
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I've just returned from the Lake District and one of the pubs I visited had the "Tubular Fells" map on the wall. It also had a tube map of the Cumbrian Breweries (as opposed to the Lake District pubs). Graham
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Sorry, been away for a few days. It's a well-known line in railway history. If the duck was old enough it may have witnessed some iconic locos being put through their paces.
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This duck is going round in circles. The railway is a secondary line.
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Twyford, the branch is to Henley.
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Next. This is not a main line
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Stanford-le-hope, on the branch to Thameshaven
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Clue, it is a main line but it doesn't go to London.
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Yes, the name was used on two Claughtons before the Patriot. Your turn.
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More...........I was a WWI war hero and you could say I was a patriotic sort.
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Have a duck. It's a main line.
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It's Pontyclun in S Wales. The branch goes to the royal mint at Llantrisant.
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I was a platelayer before WW1, and a guard after WW1. My name adorned three locomotives.
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Charles Rous-Marten, the train timer on City of Truro's "100mph" run. Graham
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The square to the north.
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This is not a main line, in fact nowadays the line ends just south of this square.
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Kingsworthy, north of Winchester
