AviationFR
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Could it perhaps be the mala Rijeka viaduct in Montenegro then?
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Peterthegreat
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It could indeed. Your turn at the regulator.
AviationFR
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what is the sole route from Lisbon's Cais do Sodre station?
Peterthegreat
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The Estoril line to Cascais.
AviationFR
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Correct. Your go
is it just me or is it easy to answer some of these questions and then have no clue of anything to ask?
is it just me or is it easy to answer some of these questions and then have no clue of anything to ask?
Peterthegreat
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As I've just had a go - open floor.
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never mind
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Wisbech and Upwell tramway
Correct -- the Reverend was "posted" to that part of the world around the early 1950s, and knew the W & U in its last years of steam operation (was dieselised circa 1953 if I recall correctly): hence his Toby the Tram Engine.
Your floor.
Your floor.
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Where is the world's southernmost operating passenger railway?
Gloster
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Ushuaia?
Ashley Hill
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End of the World station on the Southern Fuegian Railway in Argentina?
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Yes, that is the answer. A former freight line repoened as a heritage line Ferrocarril Austral Fueguino FCAF
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Ashley Hill
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I’d used End of the World station in the End of the stations word quiz and remembered it.
Which steam shed featured in the Arthur Askey film The Love Match?
Which steam shed featured in the Arthur Askey film The Love Match?
Ashley Hill
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Ok,clue time. Think Manchester United!
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Trafford Park
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Newton Heath
Ashley Hill
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Correct. A good film if you’ve never seen it. Askey plays a football mad driver and the depot featured was Newton Heath. Newton Heath LYR Football Club changed their name to Manchester Utd in 1902 hence the clue.
The usherettes torch shines on you……
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In recent months, two locomotives with the same number have been operating on the East Lancashire Railway. What's the number?
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You are (sort of) very close...
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Time for a clue...
One diesel, one steam.
One diesel, one steam.
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Correct. D1501, aka 47402 Gateshead and GWR Pannier Tank 1501, now returned home to the SVR I believe.
I for one was confused when I saw 1501 on the loco roster!
Your floor...
I was confused a few years ago when Dad said he saw 73129 at Bolton Street and I asked him ‘What’s the 73 from the Glos/Warks doing there?’
Okay then, Why do some Class 50’s with twinning plaques have circular ones and some have diagonal ones?
I was confused a few years ago when Dad said he saw 73129 at Bolton Street and I asked him ‘What’s the 73 from the Glos/Warks doing there?’
Okay then, Why do some Class 50’s with twinning plaques have circular ones and some have diagonal ones?
Ok, I’m going to go with the circular crests being submarines and the diamond ones being part of the surface fleet possibly?
Sort of but your not quite right.
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One for existing warships, the other for historic warships?