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Good to hear from you Rod - the weather is warming so you'll soon be able to be solar powered out in the garden

Take it easy

Cheers


Mark

Brilliant - yes it can take a few months for it to appear based on my experience

-steves- wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2019 1:33 pm No idea why, but I have only just seen this thread. Superb work, that really looks something special now, great job

Steve - thank you - you should submit an article about your build - its fantastic

It definitely is worth the diversion - hex nail art - I love it - small bag ordered ready for my next build!

Best wishes Rod & family - my thoughts are with you

Sounds an encouraging start Pete

If you are looking at bashing from a diesel to steam, there are a few examples on the forum - mine can be found at

https://gardenrails.org/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=11561

On arriving home tonight after being away with work, I found this months Garden Rail magazine - and inside on page 34, Meteor stars across a number of pages I thought I'm famous then I noticed Phil had got me down as Mark Hill instead of Hirst - the Hill in Castle Hill Light Railway must have distra...

Cheers Jim - its nice to be back, albeit in design phase (and building a shopping list for Peterborough)

Your offer of the Dais is very kind - once we start cutting sods I'll give you a shout to send them up... and if we need any fields clearing of sheep!

I too suffer the "one-use" problem with the tubes of superglue, however I bought these back in June - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006PFN3BW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I am only half-way down the first bottle, I don't do anything special, but I think...

Ok – as promised, here’s the backstory for the soon to be built (fingers crossed Brexit releases its grip on the housing market soon) Castle Hill Light Railway v2, the Yorkshire sequel! For the record this is a story that mixes real places with fictional people - any similarities you might spot to r...

Cheers Tom - we should compare diaries for a Kent meeting at some point this summer - based on the latest vote in Parliament tonight concerning the B issue, I don't see the housing market picking up anytime soon

Digging back into the archives - BBQ End station at the now defunct Castle Hill Light Railway - Lola the diesel runs around her passenger train

Hi everyone – you’ll have noticed I dropped off the radar for many months – sadly my house move has dragged on (we are still have our house in Kent – our sale isn’t moving despite a sizeable price drop - blooming Brexit ) but I was lucky enough to get a new job in Manchester starting in November. Th...

Looking good - took me a while too!

Great work - one question...........Where did you acquire the dog?

Craft knives can indeed be lethal. I was once hospitalized (outpatient) courtesy of Swann- Morton. The safety cover was a piece of plastic heat crimped on to the blade and Dingbat here tried to remove the cover by using my thumbnail against the cover with some force, thinking that I was applying pr...

ge_rik wrote: ↑Wed Jul 18, 2018 7:55 pm

markoteal wrote: ↑Wed Jul 18, 2018 7:38 pm Thats me diving into the back of the shed tomorrow to see if I still have my old camo netting!

Chances are, even if it is there, you won't be able to see it .......

Rik

Still looking ...........

Get well soon Rod!

My Millie has the RH enhancer fitted - makes a great sound, especially when working hard with a load or working up hill!

Cheers Jack - may well take you up in that offer!