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Roger, your posts are always interesting and now you are writing about my home area so am looking forward to what you come up with. Also some interesting stuff from M.G. keep it up. Roger you mentioned the tramway at Nolton, in the 60's most of the surfing community lived in the Nolton area Peter Jo...

Really like your history threads and appreciate you sharing all your research. Years ago I did some long distance motorcycling and during a Cape to London came across the Sudanese railway while crossing the Nubean Desert. The railway men were doing a good job of keeping the old track running in the ...

Thanks for the link to your article, a very interesting read.
Dave.

Welcome to the group, you will find them all very friendly and helpful. I’m just up the road from you in the hills! Very similar background to you, Father bought a clock work Hornby and Aunt Beatty gave me a lot of secondhand track for Christmas. Always wanted an 00 gauge which I bought last year. D...

Hi Brian, and welcome. Perhaps we should all become Brian that should avoid any confusion.

Brian formally known as Dave!

Hi Keith, you’ll find this a very helpful and friendly forum, lookforward to seeing what you are up to.

Dave.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Hi Richard, as Walkingthedog said they have “Ash Die Back” , consequently I got a rather menacing letter from the council people saying the trees were endangering the Highway and if I did not make them safe they would and then recover the cost from me!! As you can see in the photo the trees ware ove...

Thinking about gathering up stuff for scenery, heard mention of tree moss and lichen being useful? Could see some at the top of my two Ash Trees but I’m to ancient to climb that high. Garden 052.jpg So got out my old chain saw, (I’ve owned it 30 years and it was old when I bought it) and felled the ...

Great stories, love the rugged terrain the plot is enfolded within.