Woodlock Logging
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A few extra inches, dodging the drainpipe. This is a small extension, but will allow me to fit my full length trains on this branch, to change locomotives, by way of the new one coming on to the back, leaving the original locomotive against the buffers.
Imagine if we could keep going, there's just enough room in the front garden for a R1 return loop.... But, the land beyond the buffers is not mine. Shared access down to our individual driveways.
Imagine if we could keep going, there's just enough room in the front garden for a R1 return loop.... But, the land beyond the buffers is not mine. Shared access down to our individual driveways.
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To paraphrase a well known says “ You don’t need to be mad to have a Garden Railway but it helps!” It also helps to have the odd curse and alcoholic drink now and again.
More power to your elbow
David
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What a lovely little world! My favourite among these photos is this peek-through:
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Using the new level crossings, you can now start marking out long walking routes for your little people.
But you don't want them to walk. You want them buying tickets to take the train.
Well, they don't actually need to take the train, so long as they buy tickets.
How else is the managing director going to get his quarterly bonus?
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Well, how about the railway promoting circuitous walking routes that start and end at a station? You can travel there by train, walk the route, and travel back. That way you do both: have a healthy walk and spend money on a train ticket.
I know it works, as my national railway actually does this.
I know it works, as my national railway actually does this.
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Shades of the Metropolitan Railway walking maps. When it first opened it advertised trips to the countryside, places like Harrow, Pinner etc. Unfortunately these days it's no longer countryside
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Another visiting locomotive from the parents Katzberg Bahn.
Also added some rocks to a featureless corner that, after 10 years appears to have become cat poo corner. For no apparent reason. (looking at you Nigel). And I'm sure I taught him to do it in the neighbours garden....
Anyway, it adds some interest.
Also added some rocks to a featureless corner that, after 10 years appears to have become cat poo corner. For no apparent reason. (looking at you Nigel). And I'm sure I taught him to do it in the neighbours garden....
Anyway, it adds some interest.
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I'm looking at the green loco that's labelled "UI". Is that its name? In Dutch, "ui" is the word for onion.
