Highlandman

to clear spots

colour and seasoning

adding a touch

stirred with a

Cute Boys With Short Haircuts - Anneliese van der Pol

Lights of Laramie - Ian Tyson

coal tar and

for my dinner

Married Man - Andrew Lloyd Webber

Da Do Ron Ron - The Crystals

You you you - Alvin Stardust

,trowel and hoe

Now and then - Adele

Talk Talk - Talk Talk

Cover Me - Candlebox

her wrinkly skin

and soot stains

out of his

St. Pancras.

Many thanks for that. I've had a look at it and it seems a useful bit of software. Just a shame there isn't many contour lines and not always very clear. But it's free. The only other program I know that does a similar thing but with more detail is Memory Map. This uses OS maps but does cost quite a bit.

Great way of working the gradients involved. Can you tell me what mapping software you used to get those pictures?

As always Steve, a fantastic set of instructions and pictures on how to complete a signal installation. By following your methods I have had the confidence to successfully complete two GWR starter signals and am part way through a bracket. At the moment I have not arranged for mine to be lit but am willing to have a go on my next attempt. One question though, do you use the battery only for testing purposes or is that a permanent arrangement to power the LED's and fixed to the layout by some other means. All the best. Andy edited for spelling errors

Lovely photograph Ian. Hope you don't mind but I took the liberty of doctoring it in Photoshop bearing in mind your last statement.

Is that using new pre wired LED's or the original ones that needed to be soldered?