Posts tagged ‘Shared rail-based adventuring’
- Perfect circle on 24 March 2013
- Ticket from Ryde on 4 March 2012
- They’ve all passed out of our lives on 15 February 2012
- Retro-politan line on 7 September 2011
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Abandoned signage A busker A jovial take on nuclear reprocessing A location suggestive of diabolical masterminds A loss of dignity An absence of first class service in first class carriages An exploding tea urn Apples that can not be brought back by killing Edward Woodward A travelator Belligerent seabirds By way of clearing my throat Carnforth Chips and beans Conversations with strangers Crotchety old sods European integration - by rail! Feeling like I'm taking part in a BBC sketch comedy series Hello there I wouldn't normally do this kind of thing Lancashire hot pot in the name of the law Large type that demands to be read at once Liverpool Merseyrail Me talking to you on camera - you have been warned Moving pictures Northern skies Over-familiar train managers Overheard mutterings Paradiddles People getting Holmfirth confused with Carnforth to limited comic effect Racist crones Ray Gosling Secretly feeling glad that something very very old still exists Shared rail-based adventuring Small print Something approaching beauty Steam trains that aren't what you're expecting Stiff upper lips The Floral Dance The Secretary of State for Prices and Consumer Protection The smell of a black and white film The sound of silence The worst kind of train in Britain Too much running and not enough railwaying Very British expressions of rageTWITTER
- Two singers battling over an Emeli Sande song is like two bald men fighting over a comb. #thevoiceuk 32 minutes ago
- Grrrr. Michael Gove's job isn't to tell us what is good and bad architecture. It's to enable us to make up our own mind. 8 hours ago
- Another of Mark Thompson's follies meets an inevitable fate: bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/la… 1 day ago
- Early morning rain @ West Finchley London Underground Station instagram.com/p/ZryADyoS6m/ 1 day ago
- Rivers of Babylon: no song has ever reached number one with fewer chords. #muso #totp 2 days ago
