Hi PinzaC55
That is exactly the sort of memory that sticks in your mind for ever.
I have one of 60015 Quicksilver, at Wood Green, it'll never go away.manna
Memories
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Re: Memories
G'Day Gents
Hi PinzaC55
That is exactly the sort of memory that sticks in your mind for ever. I have one of 60015 Quicksilver, at Wood Green, it'll never go away.
manna
Hi PinzaC55
That is exactly the sort of memory that sticks in your mind for ever.
I have one of 60015 Quicksilver, at Wood Green, it'll never go away.manna
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tradewinds
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Re: Memories
Hi Manna,manna wrote: ↑Thu May 13, 2021 10:05 amG'Day Tradewinds.tradewinds wrote: ↑Wed May 12, 2021 4:49 am Good evening Manna,
I have this project for school where I want to collect a bunch of railway stories from loads of people, write them down word for word in an anthology of sorts, and preserve them for future generations. Those types of stories are invaluable parts of railway history, I think.
I was wondering if I could use a couple of your stories for this project. They are truly amazing stories, and I think people would really enjoy them.
Thank you for your time,
Tradewinds
By all means use them, just credit them to 'Manna c/o LNER Encyclopedia'. Thanks.
manna
I’ll be sure to do that. Thank you so much, sir.
Tradewinds
Re: Memories
Manna
You are correct I remember that canker was a fireman at KX Loco when I was their, everyone took the P**S out of him, one day he had an ear infection and nobody would go near him, he finally transferred to Hitchin depot as he had had enough, and they started on him.
You are correct I remember that canker was a fireman at KX Loco when I was their, everyone took the P**S out of him, one day he had an ear infection and nobody would go near him, he finally transferred to Hitchin depot as he had had enough, and they started on him.