Zero - I didn't know you were still knocking them out, so to speak?
www.youtube.com/channel/UCpbUrFqGpP0wb1-WvRH4lCQ
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Indeed, not much to see in the year of covid tho, its a bit of an earner now.
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>> Indeed, not much to see in the year of covid tho, its a bit of
>> an earner now.
Wears yor Christmas spirit? your really winding him up nell?
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In a moment of boredom during lockdown I took to reading about Victorian railway disasters. Was suprised how many and how catastrophic they were. One occurred locally a couple of miles outside Norwich at a place called Whitlingham Junction killing around 20 passengers . I often walk the nearby marshes. The cause was signalling error on a stretch of single line resulting in a head on collision
Anyway I read that the driver and fireman of the mail train who were both killed in the collision were buried in a Norwich cemetery so I spent a an afternoon this week amongst the tombstones looking for their graves which I found.
I'm not turning into some sort of rail f enthusiast am I?
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I'm not turning into some sort of rail f enthusiast am I?
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Sounds too late already.
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>> In a moment of boredom during lockdown I took to reading about Victorian railway disasters.
Quintishill? I'll wager.
>> Was suprised how many and how catastrophic they were. One occurred locally a couple of
>> miles outside Norwich at a place called Whitlingham Junction killing around 20 passengers . I
>> often walk the nearby marshes. The cause was signalling error on a stretch of single
>> line resulting in a head on collision
This is a goldmine of info
www.railwaysarchive.co.uk/eventlisting.php
Basically, if you live near a railway you'll find an accident near to you/
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My parents were in Glasgow buying the engagement ring in 10th December 1937.
They caught the train home about an hour before the trains involved in the accident.
www.railwaysarchive.co.uk/eventsummary.php?eventID=104
Signalling errors one train run up the back of another.
Carriages came off the Viaduct 35 dead, 170 injured.
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