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High Dyke replied to the thread Settlement Association.And was connected by canal to Liverpool. -
High Dyke replied to the thread Former railway stations on closed beeching lines moved and rebuilt on current preserved heritage lines..And the wooden station building at Wansford was formerly the waiting room at Barnwell.
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High Dyke replied to the thread Are Dispatchers Allowed To Stand Forwards Of The Yellow Line?.Not related to train dispatch, but arrival of a terminating service / platform staff. Alighting from a train that terminated in P2 (bay...
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High Dyke replied to the thread What efficiencies could GBR bring?.That may bring some benefits. However, no doubt they'll have to introduce another level of management to introduce possible efficiencies.
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High Dyke replied to the thread AI - Out of Control Already?.There are a number of media stories circulating on the subject of AI. One i spotted earlier is this one. BBC News - Anthropic blocks...
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High Dyke replied to the thread Station pilots.Indeed. The 08 at Newark used to berth in the Downside bay, no long gone. I believe it used to trip work out to the cement factory at...
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High Dyke replied to the thread Relocating the UK's capital city.Blimey! It could become the largest ever Wetherspoons pub. :lol: Other: Gainsborough. It has previously held the honour when it was...
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High Dyke replied to the thread Lincoln Terrace Scrap Train.A friend at DB suggests this is the only time its running this week. Hopefully, following the chaos it caused today, as mentioned above...
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High Dyke replied to the thread Station pilots.Grantham lost its steam loco station pilot duties when the loco depot closed in 1963. However, a diesel was outstationed here, usually...
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High Dyke replied to the thread Settlement Association.Elizabeth Barrett Browning (née Moulton-Barrett; 6 March 1806 – 29 June 1861) was an English poet. She lived in Torquay, but was born in...
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High Dyke replied to the thread Fords (shallow rivers and streams that cars drive through).I haven't been through the Wheeldale one for many years. I used to take school bus through the ford in Kirkby Green, between Lincoln...
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High Dyke replied to the thread Introduction of European Entry-Exit Scheme (EES).When I travelled from the Netherlands last year, it confused the Dutch Border staff at Hoek Van Holland, as I was boarding the ferry to...
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High Dyke replied to the thread A career as a signaller.As I understand it, from the Red Book Terms & conditions, then yes, you would still accrue the lieu day (see attachment). However, keep...
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