Hi Mark, I get that, but comparing it to other railway projects, the reconstruction appears to be lightning fast and, to be honest, most welcome....
Thanks, Mike, for that. For some reason, I had it in my mind that the rapid amount of progress was due to track laying happening every week; glad...
It is all looking good. I do have one question I hope someone can answer: assuming they can keep up the 360-meter track relaying each week, how...
Hi all, I totally agree with what the last 3 writers have said. I have been saying the same thing for years about a certain 2ft gauge rail in the...
The whole issue of what steam locomotives to acquire for each railway is full of unexploded mines, while part of me would like to see a few more...
I don't think the 2ft gauge railway outside of Bratton Fleming is in use anymore, as the loco and rolling stock have now moved to Woody Bay recently.
Sometimes I can't keep up with all this progress, not wishing mine or anyone else's life for that matter, away, but is there a rough date when...
Thanks for the photos, guys. They look superb together
We had some of this delivered to the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway about twenty years ago, I think. I remember the pink ballast, but I don't think...
Can I ask a question in the hope that someone on here can take a photo? I don't know if it will happen over the weekend, but if anyone is going,...
I wonder if there is still an old rail yard or somewhere which has not been disturbed in years, that might have some buried in concrete.
Mike H, you are making this look too easy, but I know that it hasn't always been the case in the past. Thank you for the entertainment, and will...
Hi Dave, you might want to put this over on the standard gauge forum as well as some may not see this
Oh no, the blog pages are down, and I am getting withdrawal symptoms already :Nurse: . Still, the guy behind them needs a break just as much as...
Yet to be determined
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