...'s what I went with. You are of course correct. Goblin to the northbound MML, which is what freight trains need. A link from the westbound Goblin to the southbound MML seems less useful - unless you...the NLL to get onto the MML. Score one for the Goblin! I don't believe there's any way for it ... challenge is at the second reverse: getting from the eastbound Goblin to the westbound track on the link to the MML. ...

...through the site, so that's what I went with. You are of course correct. Goblin to the northbound MML, which is what freight trains need. A link from the westbound Goblin to the southbound MML seems less useful - unless you're thinking of opening a...> for westbound freight on the NLL to get onto the MML. Score one for the Goblin! I don't believe there's any way for it to do this without ...

In article <630621bc-ca85-44d6-9db7-cd5a302d2a6a@26g2000hsk.googlegroups.com>, jamierocks@gmail.com (Jamie Thompson) wrote: There appears to be a eastwards single track link between Harringay and the Goblin: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=gospel+oak,+londo n&ie=UTF8&ll=51.575743,-0.107122&spn=0.002927,0.008583&t=h&z=18 ...though there's no easy way for southbound trains to use it to go east without ...

"Tom Anderson" <twic@urchin.earth.li> wrote Indeed, what's currently missing from the system is your blue line - a way for westbound freight on the NLL to get onto the MML. Score one for the Goblin! I don't believe there's any way for it to do this without reversing at the moment, and even with a reverse, it has to go via the WCML, Acton Wells and Dudden Hill. Or am i missing something? You're missing NLL, WLL, Clapham ...

... other end are more important - the Goblin has no equivalent to Canonbury tunnel,... track link between Harringay and the Goblin: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?... Hampstead or ideally, near the Goblin's link: http://maps.google.co.... (what you call southbound there) Goblin to the northbound MML, which is .... A link from the westbound Goblin to the southbound MML seems less ... the MML. Score one for the Goblin! I don't believe there's ...

... curve could connect the GEML slows to the Goblin:http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=... The connections at the other end are more important - the Goblin has no equivalent to Canonbury tunnel, meaning southbound ECML trains... be a eastwards single track link between Harringay and the Goblin: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&... to the MML at West Hampstead or ideally, near the Goblin's link: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?f=...

...maha.thray.sithu.u.thant@googlemail.com> wrote The connections at the other end are more important - the Goblin has no equivalent to Canonbury tunnel, meaning southbound ECML trains can't get onto it eaily. Plus anything ... for the ECML. OTOH there is no access from the NLL to the MML, whereas from the Goblin there is the connection via Junction Road Junction. That is a brilliant name for a junction. tom -- got...

..."Mr Thant" <maha.thray.sithu.u.thant@googlemail.com> wrote The connections at the other end are more important - the Goblin has no equivalent to Canonbury tunnel, meaning southbound ECML trains can't get onto it eaily. Plus anything electric. Plus ... like diverted sleepers heading for the ECML. OTOH there is no access from the NLL to the MML, whereas from the Goblin there is the connection via Junction Road Junction. Peter

...> Well, if TPTB were so inclined, a (relatively) simple bridged curve could connect the GEML slows to the Goblin:http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&ll=51.550665,0.0... ...I think... chunnel traffic)? I can't think of anything else. The connections at the other end are more important - the Goblin has no equivalent to Canonbury tunnel, meaning southbound ECML trains can't get onto it eaily. Plus anything electric. Plus ...

... could not easily be diverted away. We're a long way from it being a segregated passenger route. U Well, if TPTB were so inclined, a (relatively) simple bridged curve could connect the GEML slows to the Goblin: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&ll=51.550665,0.037202&spn=0.002929,0.006545&t=h&z=18&msid=105802540486379649304.0004572ac71f8b35d6743 ...I think there's ample room. :) Just out of interest, what sort ...