Front and back surely, built for lines with terminus loops.
As with any section that we do not own yet, it is not a good idea to discuss it on line. Sorry to be unhelpful, but I hope you understand.
During the trackwalk by the Yeo I saw a whole row of former concrete posts with 2ft of rebar sticking out - the rest had crumbled. But there are...
There's a new post on the Yeo Valley Lines blog, just published here: https://yeovalleylines.blogspot.com/2026/10/meeting-and-trackbed-walk.html
N Not to mention the ' capote Anglaise' :)
I like the scambio inglese, in Dutch an 'Engelse wissel' Our railway influence still pops up here and there :)
You need to look at cash generation, not profits. The jump in the overdraft doesn't sound good...
Here is a picture of the last connecting piece of rail being dropped in. [ATTACH] This is also the site of the future passing loop. We took...
An excellent fifth track laying day today. Thanks to a boost in volunteers today, and the availability of a second 360, we were able to lay 5 1/2...
The mystery of the moving chairs has finally been resolved... [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] The target is the rail head in the distance, the through road of the future passing loop.
At lunch time the weather brightened, and we did quite well. [ATTACH] We began the week two fields away, and have now laid 16 panels in total....
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