Remember Q trains from the days we used to play on and around the Glasgow-Edinburgh line (I know I know).
Could spot them a mile off - weren't the usual class 101 units or push-pull sets but usually an unusual type of loco with one or two coaches in tow, and usually not running very fast.
We did once get caught playing on a pile of sleepers (there was a void inside which made a good den and if 2 people stood on one end of one sleeper they could lift another on the other end. Horrifically dangerous and gives me sweaty palms thinking about it). But as it wasn't actually inside the fence line (they had been dumped over the fence for some reason) we got told off and ran away rather than being collared.
Could spot them a mile off - weren't the usual class 101 units or push-pull sets but usually an unusual type of loco with one or two coaches in tow, and usually not running very fast.
We did once get caught playing on a pile of sleepers (there was a void inside which made a good den and if 2 people stood on one end of one sleeper they could lift another on the other end. Horrifically dangerous and gives me sweaty palms thinking about it). But as it wasn't actually inside the fence line (they had been dumped over the fence for some reason) we got told off and ran away rather than being collared.
