Lesjordans
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Your picture got used in BBC
! Nice one thats pretty lucky. Picture Number 3
Your picture got used in BBC

Might have my second image in the next one (my Lymington slammer in an upcoming Slammer article). My previous image was the GNER HST on a lowloader.Seth said:Offered it to a few but only got a response from Railway Herald. Bit of a shame really - could've done with the financial reward.![]()
It is, yes. http://www.railwayherald.co.ukJoe H said:Is Railway Herald free? If not, they should pay people for pictures as without them there would be nothing to sell.
TheSlash said:Spot the hard hats, spot the managers, spot the person who actually knows what they are doing!!
Jamie said:Erm.....I give up, cant spot any.
Yes but this is the toy-train railway where everything is smaller (sorry, the undergroundTheSlash said:I've seen bigger ballast drops
Coxster said:Yes but this is the toy-train railway where everything is smaller (sorry, the underground)
"We" eh?Seth said:I'll have you know we run the widest-bodied stock in the entire country (A60/62), so stick that in yer pipe and smoke it!!![]()
How bored must you have been...WSXFan said:How many transport staff members does it take to clear a small slip of soil?
1 to notice it there
1 to inform control the line needs closing
10 people to do the paperwork for such a procedure
1 person to call up replacement buses
2 people to do the paperwork for that
5 people in two teams controlling passenger movements onto rail replacement buses
10 drivers for the replacement bus service
2 printer staff to rush out posters informing of the delay caused and what happened
1 person to make an announcement recording to inform passengers of the incident and what to do
2 people to cross-check the announcement for clarity and correct stuff said
1 person to install the announcement into the system
10 drivers put on paid time off until the slip is dealt with
1 person to shut off power on the line
5 people to clear it in a full-day clean-up
1 person to screw the operation up
2 people to fix the error quickly to get services running as quickly as possible
1 person to get drivers back and trains ready for service once track is cleared
10 people to do the paperwork
1 person to remove announcements
1 person to remove posters
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Coxster said:"We" eh?A-Stocks are hardly 125mph (well, I wouldn't want to experience that!)
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I'll think of a response soon. You know I'm rightSeth said:I'm allowed to say "We", cos I'm getting my staff pass soon.
I wouldn't want to experience 125mph in quite a few types of mainline stock either! The point is we run proper full-size stock - not on all lines of course - but some.![]()
Coxster said:Yes but this is the toy-train railway where everything is smaller (sorry, the underground)
Seth said:Smartarse![]()
Seth said:we run the widest-bodied stock in the entire country (A60/62), so stick that in yer pipe and smoke it!!![]()
CoxsterHow bored must you have been...[/quote said:I'd not want to sample A-stocks full stop, but hey, I'll have to one day to get the haulage and Metropolitan lines covered!
As for how bored I was, ROFL! I had fun doing that. Evidentally all of the humour in it was either ignored or not understood. One of the better jokes I've ever told.
Besides, I've seen bigger piles of s**t in a toilet on an ATW 158 (literally! I was going to Swansea to go back there from home for a lecture, the guy in the lavatory had been in there for ages, when he came out I was dying to go. So must he, the amount of 'stuff' in there was disgusting, leaving me to wait until Swansea. I had waited until Port Talbot, I felt I might as well wait. I was going to be late for the lecture thanks to some problem with the unit's wiper or something) than that lineside slip.
As for whoever made the toy railway comment, ROFL! Too right!
WSXFan said:As for whoever made the toy railway comment, ROFL! Too right!
Now that is a top phot! Very good!Richard Armstrong said:http://www.richard-armstrong.fotopic.net/p32119553.html