A trip!
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- Frsimplex1993
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A trip!
On Friday i'm going down to lakeside then on Saturday i'm off on a boat to the Isle of man!! I'm going to the Narrow gauge get to gether there!
Cheers,
William a.k.a Silly Billy
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William a.k.a Silly Billy
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- ManxPeacock
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I will be on the Isle of Man all next week too!!
Totally narrow minded and a Isle of Man Railway nutter....
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
- BruceB
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Erm wonder why that is...ManxPeacock wrote:I will be on the Isle of Man all next week too!!
Bruce
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- ManxPeacock
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I am even going for ride on the steam railway tomorrow - all the way to Port Erin and all the way back again. I better take sandwiches with me!!
Totally narrow minded and a Isle of Man Railway nutter....
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
- pitleyfalley
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- ManxPeacock
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I reached Port Erin okay - the 'missing' bit is covered by a coach, and full system should be re-opened sometime next year, hopefully in time for the start of the season.
Totally narrow minded and a Isle of Man Railway nutter....
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
- pitleyfalley
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- ManxPeacock
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It's just past Colby, but there is a way still to go yet. Remember, they have to dig the hole out first to put the pipe in and then relay the tracks on top.
I can see both the Groudle and the MER from my living room window. I seen No. 7 coming back in late this afternoon. We are still waiting for for the first offical run of MER No.34.
Cheers
David
I can see both the Groudle and the MER from my living room window. I seen No. 7 coming back in late this afternoon. We are still waiting for for the first offical run of MER No.34.
Cheers
David
Totally narrow minded and a Isle of Man Railway nutter....
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
railways@manx.net
Don't forget the Isle of Man has more narrow gauge than you can wave a stick at. Steam - Diesel - Electric and even Horse power - Visitors most welcome...........
- pitleyfalley
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Lol,
Yes when 34 comes out, will 7 go back onto passenger duties?
For those of you that dont know, the Snaefell replica car (built as something of an ethusiasts plaything) has been dragged into Derby Castle (Manx Electric) works and converted into the new works car, reliving the duties from a passenger car, (at the moment car 7, although for many years car 27). Car 34 will also run with the generator, (used in 1998/1999 to power tramcars on the steam railway), mounted onto it. This will allow it to be diesel powered when the electricity is off, and also be able to run compressed air tools from a compressor.
Yes when 34 comes out, will 7 go back onto passenger duties?
For those of you that dont know, the Snaefell replica car (built as something of an ethusiasts plaything) has been dragged into Derby Castle (Manx Electric) works and converted into the new works car, reliving the duties from a passenger car, (at the moment car 7, although for many years car 27). Car 34 will also run with the generator, (used in 1998/1999 to power tramcars on the steam railway), mounted onto it. This will allow it to be diesel powered when the electricity is off, and also be able to run compressed air tools from a compressor.