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OxtedL

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Loch Eil Outward Bound

50 seconds checking my conclusions was all it took...
 
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Oooookay.....Here's what I consider to be a tough one*.

*- You may experience your own level of toughness in relation to this photo, which may differ from that of the original poster.
 

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Pumbaa

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Don't see you on this thread too much Pumbaa. Welcome! Cheddington is wrong though.

I only fly around the forum as time permits, I'm now away for months at a time, returning only to check PMs.

The station style looks 60s to me, and I'm not on-par with GEML station styles so went with the best fit to my mind from WCML!
 

Ivo

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Both off and on topic:

I have an unusual "ability" with my right eye that is similar to it being lazy but not really the same in that I can freely control it without moving the left one, so that it can wander off to the right (left from in front of me) and back at my will. This comes in handy when comparing things or needing to keep watch two things at once! However, sometimes excessive screen usage can cause it to weaken to the point that it does it on its own, which hurts. And makes me feel tired in time. Unfortunately, it is happening right now, and I can't see clearly as a result, so I shall have to retire for the night. If MKC is correct, the floor is open. And if OxtedL reads this, I am sorry that I have only managed a further 90 posts before this problem came up...
 
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Both off and on topic:

I have an unusual "ability" with my right eye that is similar to it being lazy but not really the same in that I can freely control it without moving the left one, so that it can wander off to the right (left from in front of me) and back at my will. This comes in handy when comparing things or needing to keep watch two things at once! However, sometimes excessive screen usage can cause it to weaken to the point that it does it on its own, which hurts. And makes me feel tired in time. Unfortunately, it is happening right now, and I can't see clearly as a result, so I shall have to retire for the night. If MKC is correct, the floor is open. And if OxtedL reads this, I am sorry that I have only managed a further 90 posts before this problem came up...

Not Milton Keynes Central, dude. Sorry to hear about you losing control of your right eye. This forum should come with a health warning.
 

4SRKT

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Not Milton Keynes Central, dude. Sorry to hear about you losing control of your right eye. This forum should come with a health warning.

I thought losing control of your eye(sight) while on the internet was usually as a result of losing control of your right arm.....
 

Ivo

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Thank you Paul, but I'm used to it. As long as I don't stare at a screen too long (the time involved is not constant; I've had it happen after less than 3 minutes before now!) the right eye thing is an advantage! But when it goes wrong like this, it itches for hours on end, loses focus (as well as "control") and gets blurry and discoloured (what I see, not the iris) in the dark, to the point that an orange light can appear pink!

It's worse with LCDs screens than it is with conventional ones. I also get migraines from flourescent lights, especially ones that are malfunctioning and thus flickering rapidly but not so rapidly that it isn't detectable to a human (12 per second maybe?). Who says these new technologies are better? <(

Anyway, night all...
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Ah, sod it; one final guess for bragging rights (I hope :lol:); floor open if correct. Penrith
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I'm wondering why I've never mentioned it before now... :oops:
 

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Well this has confused me somewhat!

The next best I can think of is the "new" platform at Wolverhampton. Even at that, Stafford is closer than Birmingham International, so that can't be right.

Somewhere close to Birmingham International, that isn't Stafford or Rugby and is under the wires...
 
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Well this has confused me somewhat!

The next best I can think of is the "new" platform at Wolverhampton. Even at that, Stafford is closer than Birmingham International, so that can't be right.

Somewhere close to Birmingham International, that isn't Stafford or Rugby and is under the wires...

Mmmhmm. Keep on those lines. Wolverhampton and Coventry are also wrong.
 

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