Aliborough

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  1. Walkingthedog

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    Thanks Toto. Very kind. These remarks have made my day. Stuff on here is an inspiration.
     
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    Just spotted the picture of the week Brian. Excellent shot, well done mate justly deserved!!


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    Cheers Pete.
     
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    Quiet day.
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    Brian your O gauge layout looks very nice indeed. I like the night time shots and looking into the workshop and seeing vices and tools on the workbench. :thumbs::tophat:
     
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    Thanks Mark and the other Likes.
     
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    Added a derelict tractor. All farms seem to have one.

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    What a great idea. Really looks the part. :thumbup:
     
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    Last time I rode on the train at Great Central Nottingham, (now the Nottingham Heritage Railway) we passed a field with an old Fordson tractor in the middle rusting away covered in weeds and brambles :(

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    Wickham Trolley outside its home.

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    Great Brians think alike Brian......:avatar::avatar:

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    Have a great day
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    Thanks everyone.
     
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    Some more of the same but taken lower IMG_7557.jpeg IMG_7556.jpeg IMG_7555.jpeg IMG_7554.jpeg IMG_7553.jpeg IMG_7552.jpeg IMG_7550.jpeg
     
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    Bit more detail added to the roadworks scene, well it will be roadworks if they ever stop talking.

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    Hello All, referring back to#23 picture of the Churchill tank.
    1 / apparently, the Irish Army still had Churchill tanks in service until the 1970s ! Presumably only as training aids, which speaks well of their maintainability.
    2 / quite some years ago, there was a picture of one of Cashmore's Scrap Yards in South Wales, in late 1968 or 1969, where former British Army Churchill Flail tanks (for de-mining), painted in Desert Sand were at a bottom of a pile of BR locomotive scrap. This would seem to imply that the British Army retained a lot of Churchill tanks post WW2 for use, or conversion to, REME, and related, specialist conversions. Regards, Echidna.
     
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