A strange day.....

[Blink Bonny]

Or a new Railway Roundabout series?

Sadly, that's even less likely than It Ain't Half Hot Mum! Railways? Too middle class, old chap.

And anyway, would we WANT to watch a program about the modern railway? I wouldn't! Same locos painted up in "fairground" liveries.

[strang steel]

I would. I found those programmes on the ECML quite interesting, even if they were aimed at the less knowledgeable audience with the inevitable 'human interest' angle that brings.

There have been others, one on some railway that appeared to begin at Paddington, and another on the Underground system; and I found those interesting as well.

What amazed me was the abuse that many of the innocent railway staff had to endure, especially if trains were delayed. I can understand frustration, but many people seem to be so selfish these days and are only interested in their own problems.

[mr B]

Or a new Railway Roundabout series?

make that "The Magic Roundabout"


mr B

[StevieG]

No chance of any "Till Death Us Do Part" repeats, then.

.... Nor "Love Thy Neighbour",... or "Mind Your Language" then I suppose.

So, probably no chance for "Curry 'N Chips" either then?

[1H was 2E]

To go back to the first post on the thread, I've just realised there's not been any posts about NYMR or LNER coach preservation. Has something happened to 'Sawdust'?

[60129 GUY MANNERING]

No chance of any "Till Death Us Do Part" repeats, then.

Or on ITV:- "Love Thy Neighbour" .
My mate Maurice and I used to use the characters language to each other at work and no offence was ever meant or taken.He was BLACK and proud of it,served in the British Army, Lived in Brighton and was a smashing bloke. I was a "Honky" and still am I can't say what he was or I will get banned.

Regards.

[mr B]

No chance of any "Till Death Us Do Part" repeats, then.

Or on ITV:- "Love Thy Neighbour" .
My mate Maurice and I used to use the characters language to each other at work and no offence was ever meant or taken.He was BLACK and proud of it,served in the British Army, Lived in Brighton and was a smashing bloke. I was a "Honky" and still am I can't say what he was or I will get banned.

Regards.

I'm sure the name Mr Robinson will do - most will understand

of note the lapel pins are quite collectable .


mr B