How the mighty fall

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bitter much old man?

still i had thought you were on about luggy writing for brents herald as the mighty falling.

Subject: Re: How the mighty fall Wed Sep 07, 2016 7:53 pm

Wouldnt mind him coming back he could do a job here still.

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Is your avatar south brent railway station 1960?

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Angry wrote:: bitter much old man?

still i had thought you were on about luggy writing for brents herald as the mighty falling.

Less of the fecking old !

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Elias wrote:

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Is your avatar south brent railway station 1960?

Bit closer too home Elias

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Elias wrote:

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Is your avatar south brent railway station 1960?

You'll be comparing polyester anoraks in a minute.

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Pic wont blow up thought the what looks like a china clay works is adjacent.....saltash ?

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Elias wrote:: Pic wont blow up thought the what looks like a china clay works is adjacent.....saltash ?

Marsh Mills Elias, far right is now the B&Q car park

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Platform on the left is still there I think.

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Yes, i thought i recognised the building on the right but many similar buildings at one time. Think the line is still there part of the platforn may well be, will try to look on saturday.

Subject: Re: How the mighty fall Wed Sep 07, 2016 11:35 pm

Sounds like he should have got himself a better agent Razz

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Elias wrote:: Yes, i thought i recognised the building on the right but many similar buildings at one time. Think the line is still there part of the platforn may well be, will try to look on saturday.

Track is still there but non operational now, the platform is only partly in place

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Graiser wrote:

Elias wrote:: Pic wont blow up thought the what looks like a china clay works is adjacent.....saltash ?

Marsh Mills Elias, far right is now the B&Q car park

Marsh Mills had a station? Nah ... really! Next you'll say that Coypool (used to take girls down there), Mannamead, Swilly and even Colebrook had stations. Imagine the ''stopping train'' to London Laughing

Subject: Re: How the mighty fall Fri Sep 09, 2016 6:21 pm

Used to see herds of Bass and Mullet swimming in the tidal stretches at Coypool on bigtides.

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tigertony wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Elias wrote:: Pic wont blow up thought the what looks like a china clay works is adjacent.....saltash ?

Marsh Mills Elias, far right is now the B&Q car park

Marsh Mills had a station? Nah ... really! Next you'll say that Coypool (used to take girls down there), Mannamead, Swilly and even Colebrook had stations. Imagine the ''stopping train'' to London Laughing

Well,Tone plympton had a station, fairly close to Colebrook itwas

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Close ? was partly in it, up side platform was.

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