... Railway 1950 Tram; Kingsway Subway, London 1952 Signal box; Kidsgrove Central Junction NSR Station; Ashchurch, Gloucestershire Midland Railway Station; Belturbet, Cavan GNR(I) & CLR Station; Bowes, Yorkshire NER 1952 Station; Brasted Halt, Kent SECR Station; Feering, Essex K&TLR 1951 Station; Llandovery, Carmarthenshire LNWR 1958£0.99 Station; Rotherham Westgate Midland Railway 1957

Knight Of The Road wrote: "JNugent" <not.telling@noparticularplacetogo.com> wrote You don't live in a smoke control area, then? No, I live in Westgate-on-Sea in east Kent.AFAIAA, the nearest smoke control area is the Medway towns "all but illegal" might not have been the best way to put it. "Legal" might have been a better choice of word....

"JNugent" <not.telling@noparticularplacetogo.com> wrote You don't live in a smoke control area, then? No, I live in Westgate-on-Sea in east Kent.AFAIAA, the nearest smoke control area is the Medway towns "all but illegal" might not have been the best way to put it. "Legal" might have been a better choice of word. -- -- Regards, Vince. International Trucking...

... London Borough is called Haringey. The concentration of Turks is in Harringay, which is a small part of Haringey borough. It's all so much simpler when you live in Westgate-on-Sea. -- Regards, Vince. "It was a slight exaggeration on my part" -Doug Bollen (Having described a person convicted of petrol-bombing, assault, grave robbing and firearm offences as "having been ...

... nationwide with tens of thousands of votes cast by loyal customers." Never been myself but I might have a nosey around for scientific purposes. Hazel, #Sitting in a sleazy snackbar sucking sickly sausage rolls...# The caff on the biker's hill (Westgate?) in Newcastle does *superb* FEBs, and you get the bonus of loads of bikes punting up and down the hill. -- Bear

...the day after it opens, and we'll be doing that in a two-tonne Rover Sterling Lard-Barge, so if we can do that, I doubt anyone needs a 4x4 to drop the kids off at school in Westgate-on-Sea.I think you're probably right about the off-road capabilities not being used very much, but then, that doesn't seem to be the only attraction those vehicles have, does it? It's all a...

... the day after it opens, and we'll be doing that in a two-tonne Rover Sterling Lard-Barge, so if we can do that, I doubt anyone needs a 4x4 to drop the kids off at school in Westgate-on-Sea.I think you're probably right about the off-road capabilities not being used very much, but then, that doesn't seem to be the only attraction those vehicles have, does it? It's all a matter ...

...the day after it opens, and we'll be doing that in a two-tonne Rover Sterling Lard-Barge, so if we can do that, I doubt anyone needs a 4x4 to drop the kids off at school in Westgate-on-Sea. I think you're probably right about the off-road capabilities not being used very much, but then, that doesn't seem to be the only attraction those vehicles have, does it? It's all a matter of ...

... to Sainsbug's, same as we do. I doubt any of the 4x4s we see at St Saviours ever actually need to engage all-wheel drive. We're going on the Kielder Forest drive the day after it opens, and we'll be doing that in a two-tonne Rover Sterling Lard-Barge, so if we can do that, I doubt anyone needs a 4x4 to drop the kids off at school in Westgate-on-Sea. -- Regards, Vince.

... Edinburgh Waverley-Haymarket? Darlington-North Road? Manchester Piccadilly-Oxford Road? Anywhere on the Piccadilly line?? ;) Garforth-Garforth East trumps the lot. ;) Wakefield Kirkgate-Wakefield Westgate Burley Park-Headingley Falmouth Town-Falmouth Docks Liskeard-Coombe (a lot of train journey for the distance) Maryland-Stratford Cheers Chris -- Chris Johns