Our booking engine at tickets.railforums.co.uk (powered by TrainSplit) helps support the running of the forum with every ticket purchase! Find out more and ask any questions/give us feedback in this thread!
"The Meon Valley Railway - Volume 3 - Closure and Beyond" (Kevin Robertson, Noodle Books, 2013) has an interesting story which is slightly worrying! After the official last day on Saturday 5th February 1955 and the "Hampshireman" RCTS special on the following day, the line was closed completely...
A Banbury cake is, according to Wikipedia, a spiced, oval pastry filled with currants, mixed peel, rum and nutmeg, somewhat similar to an Eccles cake. (Eccles, of course, being a town in Greater Manchester)
Where I think we reverse, passing through the open station of Neath General before gaining access to the Vale of Neath Railway and arriving at:
Aberdylais Halt
Reminds me of when my daughter accidentally ordered 10kg of bananas instead of ten. Somebody in the store saw an opportunity and the whole lot were a bit on the ripe side. Six months supply of banana loaf in the freezer!
I like the piazza effect outside the main entrance - and the undercroft, although I do wonder how much of the space could really be made available. given the fact that the Waterloo & City station occupies quite a lot of space at or just below that level. Changing the accesses to the Northern...
There is some skill involved, apart from just guessing words, once you have got one or two letters. It's about where letters are likely to appear where in English words (for example S is likely to be at the end or beginning) and which letters are often in association (like PR or CH).