Near Miss on Ruritanian Railways - again!

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That brought a smile to my face. You're lucky your cat even gets up, one of ours has taken to not moving at all, even when gently nudged by the mixed freight :D
 
You need a heavier loco.:rolf:
 
The thing is about cats is that you don't own them, to them you are "staff" and they treat everything else with complete distain. Great animals though
 
Thanks for starting my day off with a bloody good laugh Peter ! Excellent !
 
Thanks for starting my day off with a bloody good laugh Peter ! Excellent !
 
We have an echo
 
Whatlep: "Get off the track cat!"

Moggy: "Me? 'Ow!"....
 
Hey Peter and Richie.....you both narrowly missed a catasprohe! :rolf::rolf:

Our 'beast' just faces trains off. The timetable gets thrown to pot!

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Here's my old car Esmaralda. Cantankerous old girl, pulled the same trick on the Scalextric layout too !. Sadly passed away last year, age 20. Her successor Isobella does not have the same obstructive tendancies.
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whatlep said:
Richie said:
Heres a video of our cat plying chicken :rolf:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPxUw5efuwg&feature=player_detailpage
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Excellent video! What gets me is that cats seem to be totally unfazed by the DCC 18 volt supply, while if I touch it I get an "ooh that stung" reaction. Perhaps being furry all over and being able to lick your (ahem) nether regions conveys immunity to electricity? :@
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Our cat seems to get a cheap thrill from sitting on the track most get some kind of buzz out of it :rolf:
When the lawns wet the cat will use my line as a path to walk round the garden looks like a engine running light have told the kids i will spray paint Rio Grande in white on the side of her :laugh:
 
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