Looks very civilised.
And both Tom and Geoff know that women have elbows.Yeah. But I knew about it long before Tom Scott did. I might even have been on it before he was even born. I saw that video come out the other week and have so far refused to watch it because just who does he think he is, with his millions of subscribers and interests irritatingly similar to mine. I hate him for stealing what should have been my vocation, just like Geoff Marshall and the man in seat 61 have too.
As I discovered yesterday and today, but duty callsVery good luck with that. The roads are a little chaotic at the moment.
I've not seen anything that indicates this, unless I have missed some of their videos.And both Tom and Geoff know that women have elbows.
Not just the abbey, but pretty much the entire town seems to be owned or at least run by The National Trust- I’d never seen that before.Lacock.
The abbey where Fox Talbot took the world’s first photo.
Camilla Parker Bowles still owns a Manor House there.
No TV aerials are allowed on the outside of the houses.
Not just the abbey, but pretty much the entire town seems to be owned or at least run by The National Trust- I’d never seen that before.
What’s the top speed of such a thing, I wonder…I would imagine that the top operational speed of an ordinary Underground trainset is lower than that of any modern train’s… But I guess with a Diesel engine providing the power those cars can be towed at commuter train-like speeds…Given fucking Covid and bus replacement services today was the first time I actually got to use the modified ( by sticking a Diesel engine and batteries under the floor) ex District line stock on the Bedford Bletchley Marston Vale line…
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Top speed is 60mph. Which isn't bad, considering it's being powered by a couple of Ford Transit engines per car.What’s the top speed of such a thing, I wonder…I would imagine that the top operational speed of an ordinary Underground trainset is lower than that of any modern train’s… But I guess with a Diesel engine providing the power those cars can be towed at commuter train-like speeds…
Not that I am the kind of person sad enough to run a GPS on a train to see the speed or anything, but yesterday the fastest I saw was 56.2…What’s the top speed of such a thing, I wonder…I would imagine that the top operational speed of an ordinary Underground trainset is lower than that of any modern train’s… But I guess with a Diesel engine providing the power those cars can be towed at commuter train-like speeds…
Thank you sirNot that I am the kind of person sad enough to run a GPS on a train to see the speed or anything, but yesterday the fastest I saw was 56.2…
Going to get straight back on the next train to London.
Going to get straight back on the next train to London.
AS a child when we were driving to the South Coast for the day and potential destinations were being discussed, I never liked the idea of worthing as it sounded too much like worms.Another awful place. Supposed to be on the seaside but I can't see any sea from here. Going to get straight back on the next train to London.
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I'm trying to work out how this qualifies as a part of the transport network.Arthur’s Stone. 5,000 y.o. tomb atop a hill
in Herefordshire. The capping stone is estimated to weigh over 25 tons. Fuck knows how they got it in place, or up there in the first place…
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It's on a fucking leyline, isn't it? Are you claiming that, just because you can't drive your car along them, such ancient ways are not part of our ancient mystical transport network?I'm trying to work out how this qualifies as a part of the transport network.