jncs letzte Aktivitäten
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jnc gefällt Sheffs Beitrag in dem Thema Kent & East Sussex Railway.
Never heard of it in all my 70 years, and I’ve worked my share of them in the past.
2 April 2026 um 19:50 -
jnc antwortete auf das Thema North Norfolk Railway General Discussion.
Another new Carriage & Wagon Blog post: C&W News - March News Contains some interesting details on an assessment of the Great Eastern Railway 1907 Brake Third 295. Noel
2 April 2026 um 12:40 -
jnc gefällt 47406s Beitrag in dem Thema North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.
BRIDGE 42 UPDATE We are currently repairing Bridge 42, which sits between the tunnel and Grosmont station. Unfortunately, the work required to resume services over the bridge will not be completed until May. As a result, at the start of the 2026...
2 April 2026 um 11:18 -
jnc gefällt Kingscrosss Beitrag in dem Thema North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.
I'm suprised the local authority has asked for Listed Building Consent (LBC) for the propping, temporary works are normally exempt provided there is no intrusion in fabric and the temporary works are entirely reversible. Perhaps they have...
2 April 2026 um 11:17 -
jnc gefällt Steves Beitrag in dem Thema Kent & East Sussex Railway.
You may call them spades to go with your so-called buckets. We call them shovels on our locomotives.;)
2 April 2026 um 11:16 -
jnc gefällt flying scotsman123s Beitrag in dem Thema North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.
That sounds quite different to a Flood Risk Activity Permit (FRAP) which is what I suspect most people are thinking of, even if they didn't know that's what it was. However, upon checking the EA website, that bit of river is not a statutory main...
2 April 2026 um 01:49 -
jnc gefällt Jamessquareds Beitrag in dem Thema Swanage Railway General Discussion.
The purists will be complaining about the LSWR headcode with a BR livery :rolleyes: Tom
2 April 2026 um 01:48 -
jnc gefällt Jamessquareds Beitrag in dem Thema Bluebell Railway General Discussion.
No half measures with research here! Tom
2 April 2026 um 01:46 -
jnc gefällt Miffs Beitrag in dem Thema Kent & East Sussex Railway.
Something similar (Bodiam dismantled and left in the open for years) has already been done in the preservation era at various times in the '80s & '90s. Nostalgic though I am for the Col. Stephens era, hopefully not again any time soon :)
1 April 2026 um 15:37 -
jnc gefällt paul1609s Beitrag in dem Thema North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.
Problem is if you look at the condition of the underside of the bridge in the photos in the planning application theres a good chance you'd ideally need to carry out some work prior to propping the bridge. That work would need planning permission...
1 April 2026 um 15:36 -
jnc gefällt Steves Beitrag in dem Thema North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.
Propping the bridge and the planning permission are two different things. Because the bridge is a listed structure the proposed repairs require listed building approval (planning permission). Propping the bridge does not affect the structure and...
1 April 2026 um 15:35 -
jnc antwortete auf das Thema Bluebell Railway General Discussion.
I guess I'm not very awake either! Tom's original post was so long, and detailed (much work to create, surely) that it was easy to get taken in, if one had forgotten the date! Noel
1 April 2026 um 15:34 -
jnc gefällt Paul.Unis Beitrag in dem Thema Bluebell Railway General Discussion.
Someone didn't take note of todays date.
1 April 2026 um 15:19 -
jnc gefällt David Mylchreests Beitrag in dem Thema Bluebell Railway General Discussion.
While I don't in the slightest object to new build locomotives, the more the better, I do think that 9017 is an historic locomotive in it's own right and should be curated as such. The Bluebell is totally wrong in this piece of vandalism
1 April 2026 um 15:19 -
jnc gefällt Mark Thompsons Beitrag in dem Thema Bluebell Railway General Discussion.
...and now, about the liveries. BR black for both?
1 April 2026 um 11:03
