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Funnily enough, there was a Mallard wearing a cap saying "station master" 
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It's local express line, for all the woodland creatures of course
The squirrels run a train 5 times a day during the week, and the local foxes, do the weekend shift, though rabbits, rarely take the weekend trains
for obvious reason, as then there is a lunch car, and they are on the menu.
Sorry, been one of those days....
The squirrels run a train 5 times a day during the week, and the local foxes, do the weekend shift, though rabbits, rarely take the weekend trains for obvious reason, as then there is a lunch car, and they are on the menu.Sorry, been one of those days....
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Interesting shot.
Not sure about this one but narrow guage railways were often built on the side of canals where there was no close road access. They were used to move rail skips full of silt that had to be dredged from the canal.
Not sure about this one but narrow guage railways were often built on the side of canals where there was no close road access. They were used to move rail skips full of silt that had to be dredged from the canal.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
Interesting shot.
Not sure about this one but narrow guage railways were often built on the side of canals where there was no close road access. They were used to move rail skips full of silt that had to be dredged from the canal.
Not sure about this one but narrow guage railways were often built on the side of canals where there was no close road access. They were used to move rail skips full of silt that had to be dredged from the canal.
Now, I look completely nuts.