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Peterthegreat
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Sorry not Berlin.
D6130
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Wien?
Buffer68
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How about Geneva?
Peterthegreat
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Peterthegreat
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Wien is correct. It has direct services to
Paris
Bruxelles
Amsterdam
Berlin
Prague
Warsaw
Bratislava
Budapest
Bucharest
Ljubljana
Rome
Zagreb
The token is with you.
Ashley Hill
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@D6130 we are waiting for you to pick up the token and challenge our knowledge! 
D6130
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Sorry.....got rather tied up with other threads and forgot about this one!
Which is the only UK railway laid to a gauge of 800 mm (2 feet 7 1/2 inches)?
Which is the only UK railway laid to a gauge of 800 mm (2 feet 7 1/2 inches)?
Spamcan81
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I think that's the Snowdon Mountain Railway.
D6130
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Correct....your turn to hit the rack!
Spamcan81
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Sorry for the delay as I'd forgot all about the quiz.
What connects Paris Metro Line 1 and Athens Metro Line 1?
SteveyBee131
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Complete guess, but I know some lines on the Paris Metro run on rubber tyres, so I'll try that?
yoyothehobo
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Both have stations named after British Monarchs.
Victoria in Athens and George V in Paris
Victoria in Athens and George V in Paris
Spamcan81
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Correct. The rover ticket is yours.
yoyothehobo
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I have nothing so open floor
martinsh
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Is that the Norfolk & Suffolk Joint which was joint between the Great Eastern and Midland & Great Northern Joint ?
That's the one -- joint undertaking between two which were fierce rivals in Norfolk. Came in two parts: from south of Great Yarmouth, to Lowestoft via the coast; and North Walsham -- Mundesley-on-Sea -- obliquely to Cromer and Sheringham. All rather odd.
Next question yours to set.
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martinsh
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What have the following Heritage Railways got in common ?
Avon Valley Railway
Chrunet Valley Railway
Embsay & Bolton Abbey
South Devon Railway
Spa Valley Railway
Avon Valley Railway
Chrunet Valley Railway
Embsay & Bolton Abbey
South Devon Railway
Spa Valley Railway
Strat-tastic
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They run alongside a river.
Did they all originally start out under different names?
martinsh
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Correct !
Avon Valley was Bristol Suburban
Churnet Valley was North Staffordshire
Embsay & Bolton Abbey was Yorkshire Dales
South Devon was Dart Valley
Spa Valley was Tunbridge Wells & Eridge
Your floor
Oh blimey. Right.
There was a railway museum and miniature railway in Cornwall that closed at least 30 years ago. The 10 and 1/4 inch circular railway had locomotives named Humphrey Davey, Trevithick and others with local connections.
Can anyone tell me:
1) What the centre was called?
2) Whereabouts in Cornwall it was?
Ashley Hill
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Bugle Steam Railway?
Edit,just read the question properly. Bugle was standard gauge
Edit,just read the question properly. Bugle was standard gauge
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Not that one AH (I’d completely forgotten about that one).
Ashley Hill
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Mosley Heritage Museum,Redruth?
Neither of the above and in a way I’m quite pleased to have stumped you. 
A couple of clues.
This was slightly further west than the most westerly one mentioned. It was almost along the lines of a theme park (although the railway was run with live steam), at least one of the locos ended up on the Gorse Bottom Railway near Newton Abbot after the attraction closed.
A couple of clues.
This was slightly further west than the most westerly one mentioned. It was almost along the lines of a theme park (although the railway was run with live steam), at least one of the locos ended up on the Gorse Bottom Railway near Newton Abbot after the attraction closed.
Ashley Hill
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St Agnes model village?
Afraid not.