andythebrave
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The Glenfinnan viaduct and Monument overlook the end of which Loch?
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Buttsy
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This one:
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Buttsy
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Loch Shiel
andythebrave
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Aye, over to you.
Buttsy
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Open floor
steamybrian
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In a signal box-
What does 16 consecutive rings on the bell mean?
What does 16 consecutive rings on the bell mean?
steamybrian
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Correct...
steamybrian
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My first guess will be the Conwy Valley Railway Museum at Bettws-y-coed
This photo illustrates my guess-
http://www.conwyrailwaymuseum.co.uk/railway.html
Edit-- reading the caption of the photograph it does answer the question...!!!
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steamybrian
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To get you thinking...
... Which station has the letters "GWR" on all its station nameboards.?
It is a Network Rail station and therefore ignore heritage railways
... Which station has the letters "GWR" on all its station nameboards.?
It is a Network Rail station and therefore ignore heritage railways
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steamybrian
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I will give you that one...
The answer I was looking for was Llwyngwril
Over to you...
theageofthetra
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The one in Rhyl?
theageofthetra
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In the original Rev W Awdry Railway series of books (not the later abominations) name the loco characters which were not built in the UK. These are ones who 'speak' as opposed to ones who are mentioned in passing.
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D841 Roebuck
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Culdee (and Ernest/Wilfred if they speak - been a while since I read Mountain Engines)
Built in Switzerland alongside their non-fictional cousins for Snowdon!
theageofthetra
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Thats the one. Your floor.
D841 Roebuck
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Where in England is the most southerly stretch of former BR line which is now operated by trams?
Xenophon PCDGS
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Helston ?
D841 Roebuck
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Not that I'm aware of.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Marton
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Wimbledon/Croydon.
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Xenophon PCDGS
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Seaton
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...on the Seaton Tramway.
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...on the Seaton Tramway.
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D841 Roebuck
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Correct. Over to yiu, sir.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Open Floor
cjp
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A historic event happened between Little Bytham and Essendine. What four digit number is associated with this event?
andythebrave
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4498.