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Ivo

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Some random local station I've never heard of called Clifton Down... even if I did use it a few weeks ago! :p

Next up, and staying within 50 miles of my current location: WNM
 

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INE

and Ill correct Weston Milton, to a extremely small shed, missing doors and falling down :D
 

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Forsinard I believe? Not sure though.

Assuming it is correct [checking afterwards confirms it is]: HSL

I noted that you gave Keith its name in Gaelic...do I get a bonus point for noticing that :D

I had to look it up :( I assumed "Baile" meant "town" or similar though, as in Irish Gaelic. Oh and no. Sorry. Otherwise every answer will be in another language! :lol:
 

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Not for the first time, I have looked this up in an effort to keep things moving: Penrhyndeudraeth (learned through Advanced Spelling 101, AKA Avantix).

Next up, again in an effort to keep things going: JEQ
 

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It's the one on the Kyle line that begins with Achna... but isn't Achnasheen or Achnashellach. Can't remember the exact name.


EDIT Had to look on the Scotrail website and it's Achanalt. Evidently achadh is SG for "meadow".


NWE next.
 
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