200 years ago today, the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway Act 1825 was given Royal Assent by King William IV – sparking one of the most significant developments in the early history of the passenger railway in Britain, and perhaps the world. We marked that moment today with new history boards at Whitstable station so that the story can be better understood by the local community.
Where will he go for easter/christmas/valantines day now...
I was sad the day they went over 50p
Already a mod of a few community here if need another set of hands
Just an regular apple, just a young one.
Because this went well last time we tried it...
Had a play with macro photography for the first time in a while, not my best work but was still fun.
I honestly hope someone other than Uber win the race for a new "eurostar" link.
It was never a cheap hobby, but it does feel out the reach of even more people these days, not withstanding the amount of space you need to set up a track.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lympne because the spelling is just stupid, why is there a p in the middle!
looks like they are making quite a lot more space for people.
Fix leaves issue, get new issue of land slides now the trees are no longer holding the banks together.
As long as what remains of the brown sofa remains I will be happy.