Bus Honeygun
This week the score draws are plentiful
Somewhere around Pitlochry? Pass name unknown.
Correct but no name no prize.Somewhere around Pitlochry? Pass name unknown.
Killecrankie?
Correct but no name no prize.
Correct with points deducted for spelling.Killecrankie?
Untrue fact: I leapt across the gorge whilst pursued by English soldiers.Killecrankie?
The railway network hasn't quite reached Mam Barrisdale yet.Màm Barrisdale?
Edit: incorrect and too late
T2 Heathrow. I suspect you are going to claim you weren't flying....
Adulting
Although it looks suspiciously like you’re on a bus leaving the airport, so minus 8 grown-ups points.
Just testing some drones.T2 Heathrow. I suspect you are going to claim you weren't flying....
I'm shocked to think I've not been to Marylebone before. Rather cute (inside and out).
Does it offer long distance routes nowadays? It’s mainly Buckinghamshire and that part of the world, no?
It's not the only station in London where you can arrive or depart by a regular timetabled diesel locomotive hauled train.i'm not sure i've ever travelled by (main line) train to or from marylebone.
i did take some photos there some time in the mid / late 80s when it was still all semaphore signalling and first generation diesel units, and there was a strong possibility it would follow broad street in to closure...
I believe it had a reputation in the 90s as the most reliable commuter line out of London, and it is speculated that this was not unconnected to various senior British Rail managers living along it. I've no idea how much truth there is in this
But also thanks to quite a substantial investment / upgrade carried out in the late 80s though, which I think replaced all the signalling in one go, refurbished the stations and brought in new trains.I saw it (from an outside perspective) more as it being one of the simplest lines to operate - few conflicting movements, and not having to fit in round other operators' trains to any great extent (if at all) and having relatively new rolling stock.
But also thanks to quite a substantial investment / upgrade carried out in the late 80s though, which I think replaced all the signalling in one go, refurbished the stations and brought in new trains.