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Ivo

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The number of times you've said that, or "It's good but it's not right", anyone would think you WERE Roy Walker!

Can we have a Thumper shot please? So I can get (easily?)?
 

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OK, here goes:
 

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4SRKT

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Helensburgh Upper is correct. Not massively difficult but I expected it to last longer than that!
 

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Miles away. This station is in quite a dodgy area and has 1/2 hourly EMUs to a different county and a large city directionally.
 

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That isn't London Bridge. Don't know where it is though...

From the description it could be Hurst Green :D!
 

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Hattersley?

Floor open if correct.
My condonancies to the family of the dead photographer if correct. :(
 

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It is indeed Hattersley - an old man was killed by thugs outside his house lat year and it was the hometown of one of the Moors Murderers, as well as Dr Shipman.
 

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New guards are often told, oh don't bother with that one. Stay in the back.

Tis like the wild west
 

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Where's this 'un?
 

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Ivo

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What is it with Keynsham? Why is it such a common first guess at the moment? :lol:

An utterly wild guess, this one. Keith (in the unlikely event my dad is reading this, I don't mean you! :lol:)?
 

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I might need a table. And plenty of room. I would then slam my head into said table. Hard.

How did I not get that? I was there literally days ago! I thought I recognised it, but disregarded said belief and threw up something completely random. I even took at least one pic of City Hospital, so I should have had it...

Something for MattE, our apparent staffing expert: When you go over to NI, pay particular attention at City Hospital. Would you agree that it should have a staffed presence? If Botanic does (probably for Uni purposes), why not it? Also, thank you for that link you sent me ;)
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Falkirk High?
 
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4SRKT

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Not Arbroath. Although you've rather brilliantly deduced the correct part of the country!

Bring back BR I say, if for no other reason than to make this thread a little harder....
 

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I might need a table. And plenty of room. I would then slam my head into said table. Hard.

How did I not get that? I was there literally days ago! I thought I recognised it, but disregarded said belief and threw up something completely random. I even took at least one pic of City Hospital, so I should have had it...

Something for MattE, our apparent staffing expert: When you go over to NI, pay particular attention at City Hospital. Would you agree that it should have a staffed presence? If Botanic does (probably for Uni purposes), why not it?
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Falkirk High?

Hehehe! Surely the obviously broad gauge track gives it away? And those peculiar twin bore overbridges unique to the Belfast Central Railway.

Historically, before GVS opened, Botanic was the nearest station to Belfast City Centre, so was built with a booking office. City Hospital was only opened in 1986 and was an afterthought. It only had an hourly service until about 10 years ago, whereas almost everything, including some Dublin trains, stopped at Botanic. A better solution to having two stations 1/4 mile apart, would have been to have had one with an entrance on Lisburn Road, rather than two with entrances on Botanic Avenue and Donegall Road, serving Shaftesbury Square, the University, the hospital and the Village as well as the current arrangements.

Not Falkirk High.
 
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