You are quite right of course. Was it the Monmouth Troy station that was re-erected at Winchcombe?Oh no, not stripping the railway of its assets, but preserving them for future generations so that Thomas might run again.
You are quite right of course. Was it the Monmouth Troy station that was re-erected at Winchcombe?Oh no, not stripping the railway of its assets, but preserving them for future generations so that Thomas might run again.
Thanks John for this really nice comment. Making these videos is fantastic fun. I love storytelling and it's so easy to create a story around the Thomas characters in a way that's not possible with engines without faces.The staff and management of the H&MGR have just caught up with this shocking news. The railway, and it's video publicity studio must be saved at all costs!
Cracking good video Kieth and the "how it was done" video is very interesting. You clearly have a real skill, and patience, to do this fun videos.
I have both volumes of this book - the original Rev W Awdry stories and the ones written by Christopher. I refer to them quite often to make sure I stick as close to the original concept as possible.Hurrah! Thomas and his friends are saved!
(Coming back from the dentist last week, I had a look in the remainder bookshop and saw they had in a hardback reprint of all the original Thomas stories, divided into the separate books and with the original introductions, for £7.99. Needless to say, the shop now has one less!
I have both volumes of this book - the original Rev W Awdry stories and the ones written by Christopher. I refer to them quite often to make sure I stick as close to the original concept as possible.
I felt sad as the video progressed - but then the reasons became clear! I will miss the wonderful line you created but, also, cannot wait to see the new chapters developing in your hands.
I wish you every success , both in your new home and in the garden!
Work on the House, I got my Railway built before I even contemplated that. I think it wise to be in for a Year or so, this way you can get your ideas in place for what you wish to do with the house. Plenty of time to build the garden railway without distractions!Thanks again for these lovely comments.
The new house needs a lot of work so it's unlikely that anything will be done in the garden until next year.
I've no plans at the moment of what the new railway will be like. Hopefully I will get some inspiration once I've been here a while.
That is good advice, trouble is there are always nice plants in the way of the pway. I just hoisted the lot out that were in my way, if it was plant like I put them in pots to see if I wanted them. Many large obvious shrubs I wanted removing anyway and used a loaned Stum Puller tied to subsequently removed Trees to get them out. That way I got my line started straight away. Priority for me.It is always worth waiting for 'the seasons round' in the new garden as well.. That way you discover what is there, what you like, and what 'just has to go'!