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Harling Drove, a prehistoric trackway across Norfolk that is open to all traffic, so while enjoying the prehistoricness of it, you have to also enjoy the doggers and fly-tippers:
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planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
The extremely busy Derry airport (3 flights showing on the board for the whole day).
A380
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Three Derry?
Ax^
Silly Rabbit
so having a week off work and was getting bored
should thought a trip to Dublin would be fun but did not fancy flying or driving thru wales
ah rail sail that be the cheaper alternative relaxing day only booking option has 3 change overs change over on the way to holyhead , every single one delayed so extra 3 hours kicking my heels in holyhead
at least its a nice day I suppose
should thought a trip to Dublin would be fun but did not fancy flying or driving thru wales
ah rail sail that be the cheaper alternative relaxing day only booking option has 3 change overs change over on the way to holyhead , every single one delayed so extra 3 hours kicking my heels in holyhead
at least its a nice day I suppose
I have a Kintbury 5 mile race coaster somewhere - charming west Berkshire village IIRC
chainsawjob
Kipping in the dunes
Bishop Stortford services
T & P
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Queen Alia international airport, business class lounge?
Athos
Well-Known Member
Not quite, but out that direction - Istanbul.
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Wow. Queen Alia's terminal is remarkably similar in layout and looks to this one...
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
davesgcr
Reading books
Regents Canal - walked from Kings Cross to Paddington. Excellent
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This week the score draws are plentiful
Is it for sale; could I but it?
'Fraid not. It's still an SNCF ticket outlet combined with the local Tourist Office.
When the railway closed along with most of the other Réseau Breton lines, it was replaced by an SNCF bus service which appeared in the rail timetables for decades after. The bus that replaced the Camaret-sur-Mer to Quimper train still stops at this station and the sites of a couple of others along the old branchline, and you can still buy rail tickets anywhere in the network even though the town is 20 miles from the nearest railway station, but these days it's been franchised out to TransDev (I think) rather than SNCF. The old goods shed is still over the road too, but that's now the home of the local boules club.
teuchter
je suis teuchter
After an evening rolling back and forth through the Kentish / Sussex weald, feeling the heat of the high summer air become a little cooler as the sun went down and the stars came out, at open windows and a little session on the brake van balcony, behind this fine old machine and others...
Waiting on the national rail platform for the sterilised, neon lit and air conditioned world of a modern Southern Railway DMU back home.
Waiting on the national rail platform for the sterilised, neon lit and air conditioned world of a modern Southern Railway DMU back home.
Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
Spa Valley Railway?
Must be 20+ years since I have been there (stopped there with mum-tat on the way to visit her mum in heathfield once - can't remember whether we went for a ride or not, if we did, think they were only operating as far as high rocks then)
teuchter
je suis teuchter
Yes, really nice railway - pay it a visit. Both ends easily accessible by public transport from Londinium - a shortish walk across town in Tunbridge Wells or just across the footbridge at Eridge station. This was my second time going to their diesel gala. Both times everyone (punters and staff) has seemed happy, friendly and welcoming. It's only about 5 miles long and there are no spectacular gradients but it's nice countryside and it just has a good atmosphere about it.
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davesgcr
Reading books
A very rare Southern Railway brake van too no less , built on the chassis of the early electric South London elevated stock. Utter quality......
teuchter
je suis teuchter
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