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Garden Railway Survey
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Re: Garden Railway Survey
Thanks Tom.
So in fact the ratio of non-posters to posters is probably even higher than I thought?
So in fact the ratio of non-posters to posters is probably even higher than I thought?
Philip
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Re: Garden Railway Survey
I think that's true of most forums or similar style sites.
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Re: Garden Railway Survey
You could get some interesting stats out of this, even if it confirms our prejudices about garden railways being the preserve of men, mostly middle aged or older, probably bearded real ale drinkers. Hang on, that's me
As soon as I see a survey these days I go on the defensive, as there is usually some hidden motive or data trawling involved. I know there are no questionable motives in this case, so I will give it a go I s'pose.
in the section 'Do you have a garden railway' it could be handy to have an option for 'under construction but not yet operating' or does it still count as a garden railway?
As soon as I see a survey these days I go on the defensive, as there is usually some hidden motive or data trawling involved. I know there are no questionable motives in this case, so I will give it a go I s'pose.
in the section 'Do you have a garden railway' it could be handy to have an option for 'under construction but not yet operating' or does it still count as a garden railway?
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