On Sep 11, 5:30 pm, "P O'Neill" <pwo...@yaspamhospamo.co.uk> wrote: " Richard Hunt" <rh...@calcaria.co.uk> wrote in messagenews:1221148061_135@news.merula.net... On 11/09/2008 at 15:47:54 Tony Polson (%%mail)wrote: in <uhbic4pc21alof22u92tjo8nglvknt9...@4ax.com> uk.railway Tony Polson <docnews2...@googlemail.com> wrote: My own personal favourite is a Liverpool

Tony Polson <docnews2011@googlemail.com> wrote: My own personal favourite is a Liverpool Overhead Railway poster that was reproduced by the National Railway Museum in the 1980s. It gives a good impression of the views that might have been obtained from a trip on that railway, but conveniently ignores the realities of smoke and grime. One of the reproductions has pride of place in my

September 25th - St. Cadoc, Abbot of Llancarfan (Also known as Cadog) Died c. 575 AD. St Cadoc (Cadog, Catwig) was one of the most celebrated of the Welsh saints, but the earliest accounts of him were not written till some 600 years after the events they claim to record. According to these he was the son of St. Gundleus and St. Gwladys, and was baptized by the Irish St. Tatheus, to whom Gundleus