neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
I usually walk to and from town, but made an exception today as it's pissing down. High Level Bridge, Newcastle. Still sees a few trains using the top deck too.
Where are you on the transport network?
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Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
teuchter
je suis teuchter
Disembarked here earlier today, Beauly station.
It has the shortest platform in the UK at 15m long so there is only one door on the train that opens.
In the distance you can see the remains of the platform from the original station which closed in the 60s.
This is the closest railway station to where I grew up, but it didn't exist when I l lived there. It (re) opened in 2002. Today was the first time I've used the it.
It has the shortest platform in the UK at 15m long so there is only one door on the train that opens.
In the distance you can see the remains of the platform from the original station which closed in the 60s.
This is the closest railway station to where I grew up, but it didn't exist when I l lived there. It (re) opened in 2002. Today was the first time I've used the it.
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DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
Just went past Gen Kitchens new constituency office in wellingboro. On ze x4 bus. It''s the same space as bones old office but with new livery an colours.
The "transport interchange" is supposed to be finished there next year thank Lenin!
Dogsauce
I’ve got Skol but I’m not a Scholar
Yeah, but they’ve raised the drop-off price to six quid to help pay for it, the fuckers.The "transport interchange" is supposed to be finished there next year thank Lenin!
Looking out for historic bits of quay and other buildings after watching the film about them at Aberdeen maritime museum
E2a a pic of Aberdeen north pier lighthouse for BoatieBird
E2a a pic of Aberdeen north pier lighthouse for BoatieBird
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Bus Honeygun
This week the score draws are plentiful
My finger isn't normally that colour...
ska invita
back on the other side
Forgot to post this at the time but meant to
T & P
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Whereas it's always interesting to see any kind of plane on display in a public area, interesting choice of location. Unless there is an aircraft factory or an air base right next to the station?
ska invita
back on the other side
parked outside a "college of transport technology" (the long white building) - not sure if thats related, probably is
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
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Puddy_Tat
naturally fluffy
some pictures from Saturday and today -
1945 wartime 'utility' Guy Arab bus, Dagenham
1939* and 1948 RT buses in Ilford
* - what's under the floor is post-1945, the body is the 1939 prototype. If you know RT 1 I don't need to explain, if you don't you probably don't want to know...
Gravesend - Tilbury ferry heading south
East / SE London, seen from top deck of bus heading south over the Dartford bridge.
1945 wartime 'utility' Guy Arab bus, Dagenham
1939* and 1948 RT buses in Ilford
* - what's under the floor is post-1945, the body is the 1939 prototype. If you know RT 1 I don't need to explain, if you don't you probably don't want to know...
Gravesend - Tilbury ferry heading south
East / SE London, seen from top deck of bus heading south over the Dartford bridge.
souljacker
innit
I'm currently sat at kings cross waiting for a train to Hull (not sure why god hates me so much). I wanted a quick pint but all the nearest options are wanky wait to be seated places. Ended up sitting outside somewhere having a warm German beer otherwise I'd have to wait for a chair. I only want a quick pint FFS!
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
I’ve just left Kings Cross after having an extortionate pint in the Parcel Yard!
hash tag
Books, not bombs
I think the £6 mark is about average for a pint in town these days.
Over the road in St Pan is a Spoons for all your pre train cheeky pint needs. Around £3.50.
hash tag
Books, not bombs
Admittedly not cheap like spoons but preferable to spoons
Beer List | The Euston Tap
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neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
There's a few decent places not too far from Kings Cross, I usually favour McGlynns (currently closed
) or the Dolphin. It was pissing down and work were paying, so the Parcel Yard was acceptable on this occasion 
