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When travelling to Buxton earlier this month I noticed that the sides of the rails on the section of track between about Woodsmoor and Hazel Grove were painted white. Only this section seemed to be painted and I have never seen this anywhere else on my travels. Does anyone know the reason for this?
Hi, I have been chasing 323242 up and down the Cross City line for a while now without a sniff. Can anyone please tell me if it is putting in an appearance anywhere today or tomorrow? Thanks.
A few station based ones:
Acocks Green - a nasty complaint in Yorkshire
Airdrie - Device used by Scottish barbers
Alloa - Scottish greeting
Alsager - Ran out of onions for the stuffing
Andover - Charity donation
Ardlui - Member of the Scottish mafia
Ardrossan & Ardwick - and his mates
As Solent&Wessex says there is a train only Greater Manchester Rail Ranger valid until 02:30. Confusingly this is not shown on the NRE site, but they have train/bus/tram or train/tram options and they are valid until 04:00. At least these give a specific end time and I guess if one is not given...
Thanks, Yorkie. Way beyond my bedtime then, or more to the point way beyond when my car would be locked in the Park and Ride carpark I usually use! Some good scope for planning some marathon day-trips in the Summer months though.
I have recently started to travel regularly by rail again and have used a couple of day ranger and rover tickets for some days out. When reading about them on the NRE website I could not find anything that says when the day ends for this type of ticket. As a newbie passenger I assumed initially...
All Hallows Church, Great Mitton is a designated Grade I listed building with 6 bells. The 5th bell was cast in 1834 at Whitechapel Bell Foundary, London.
After William the Conqueror defeated King Harold's Anglo-Saxon army at the Battle of Hastings, the Anglo-Saxon leadership surrendered to the Norman encampment at Berkhamsted.
Aldous Huxley was inspired to write his famous novel Brave New World after a visit to the ICI chemical plant at Billingham. Huxley was born Godalming in 1894.
Winsford grew around the salt mining industry after the river was canalised in the 18th century, allowing freight to be conveyed northwards to the Port of Runcorn on the River Mersey.
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