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 61 
 on: 01 July 2025, 18:06:34 
Started by Varche - Last post by Migv6 le Frog Fan
What is it then ? Old age ?  ;D

 62 
 on: 01 July 2025, 17:59:29 
Started by Varche - Last post by STEMO
It's not the heat that's making Albs repeat himself, Mick  ;D

 63 
 on: 01 July 2025, 17:58:38 
Started by Varche - Last post by STEMO
Just realised I posted the same thing twice.
The heat must be really getting to me.  :o ;D
The heat? OK  :)
.

All this fuss about a few warm days, it really is getting ridiculous health warnings , keeping hydrated, surely most of us on here have been around long enough to cope with it , one or two of us may have even ventured abroad for some extra sunshine....😂
It's not the heat that's making Albs repeat himself, Mick  ;D

 64 
 on: 01 July 2025, 17:04:55 
Started by Varche - Last post by Rangie
Just realised I posted the same thing twice.
The heat must be really getting to me.  :o ;D
The heat? OK  :)
.

All this fuss about a few warm days, it really is getting ridiculous health warnings , keeping hydrated, surely most of us on here have been around long enough to cope with it , one or two of us may have even ventured abroad for some extra sunshine....😂

 65 
 on: 01 July 2025, 16:06:36 
Started by Varche - Last post by STEMO
Just realised I posted the same thing twice.
The heat must be really getting to me.  :o ;D
The heat? OK  :)

 66 
 on: 01 July 2025, 15:50:39 
Started by Mr Skrunts - Last post by Lizzie Zoom
There has been a royal train dating back to queen Vicky.

Indeed, since the 13th June 1842 when Queen Victoria first travelled by train from Slough Railway Station to Paddington Terminus on the Great Western Railway.  As a railway historian, I have been fascinated by this story, as we know the Queen was suspicious, if not frightened, of this new mode of travel, but the lovely, very up to date, Prince Albert persuaded her to try it.  Once she had, she never stopped! ;D ;D ;D ;)

Anyone interested may be interested in reading this good resume:

https://the-history-girls.blogspot.com/2017/06/queen-victorias-first-railway-journey.html

and................

https://queenvictoriaroses.co.uk/2023/06/13/queen-victorias-first-train-ride-13th-june-1842/

 :y

 67 
 on: 01 July 2025, 15:38:03 
Started by annihilator - Last post by annihilator
Anyone know if you can use an ar35 from the omega to replace an ar35 in a 24v Carlton?
Thanks.

 68 
 on: 01 July 2025, 14:59:56 
Started by Dave G - Last post by Rangie
Looks very tidy, they certainly were a very good looking vehicle.

 69 
 on: 01 July 2025, 14:36:14 
Started by Dave G - Last post by TheBoy
That looks pretty tidy :y

Post up more :)

 70 
 on: 01 July 2025, 13:42:48 
Started by Dave G - Last post by Dave G
Quick clean then a short run round the block. So far so good...




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