This weekend

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Greybeema

Some of the 2mm FS guys use Chinchilla dust as ballast so if there is a Pet shop near the beach...  Surely the Missus wants to see the cuddly bunny wabbits...

Also mrs Greybeema asked me what happens to the random pieces of wood I buy whenever we go to the local DIY shop...  Ooops didn't think she noticed...   :goggleeyes:
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FeelixTC

Quote from: Greybeema on June 14, 2013, 12:52:18 PM
Some of the 2mm FS guys use Chinchilla dust as ballast so if there is a Pet shop near the beach...  Surely the Missus wants to see the cuddly bunny wabbits...

Also mrs Greybeema asked me what happens to the random pieces of wood I buy whenever we go to the local DIY shop...  Ooops didn't think she noticed...   :goggleeyes:

We actually pass "Bunnyland" on the way, I'll pop in!  ;)

I know the feeling; whilst 'sowing the seeds' for a negotiation on a bridge purchase, Mrs TC offered to 'make out out of driftwood'   :goggleeyes:

Adam1701D

Sandsend's a great place to blow away the cobwebs. I've been there on a few occasions and always had a drenching from spectacular seas!  :D
Best Regards,
Adam Warr
Peterborough, UK

FeelixTC

Quote from: captainelectra on June 14, 2013, 01:58:11 PM
Sandsend's a great place to blow away the cobwebs. I've been there on a few occasions and always had a drenching from spectacular seas!  :D

It's my favourite place in the world  :claphappy:
And, I'm lucky enough to be *so* close to it, those 'spectacular seas' splash on my bedroom window!   :P

EtchedPixels

You could go to Aberavon beach off Port Talbot, then you can have sun, sea, sand and the smell of heavy metalwork, and oil 8)

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Chinahand

Quote from: FeelixTC on June 14, 2013, 02:05:12 PM

It's my favourite place in the world  :claphappy:
And, I'm lucky enough to be *so* close to it, those 'spectacular seas' splash on my bedroom window!   :P


Huh !  ??? Ilkley must have moved since the last time I was there.  :photospleasesign:
Regards,
Trevor (aka Chinahand)
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FeelixTC

Quote from: Chinahand on June 14, 2013, 03:06:06 PM
Quote from: FeelixTC on June 14, 2013, 02:05:12 PM

It's my favourite place in the world  :claphappy:
And, I'm lucky enough to be *so* close to it, those 'spectacular seas' splash on my bedroom window!   :P


Huh !  ??? Ilkley must have moved since the last time I was there.  :photospleasesign:

I have dual nationality  :laugh3:

Here it is, I sleep in the red ring


FeelixTC

And here's a (fuzzy) shot from my coffee/Guinness Perch


Newportnobby

Quote from: FeelixTC on June 14, 2013, 03:13:27 PM

Here it is, I sleep in the red ring


That must be damned uncomfortable - don't they have any rooms :confused1:

FeelixTC


Sprintex

Quote from: FeelixTC on June 14, 2013, 03:17:06 PM
And here's a (fuzzy) shot from my coffee/Guinness Perch



Is it your camera-work or the Guinness making it fuzzy? :D


Paul

FeelixTC

Quote from: Sprintex on June 14, 2013, 03:47:26 PM

Is it your camera-work or the Guinness making it fuzzy? :D


Paul

Both!   :pint:

Bigric

I've got an old BR travel poster for Sandsend on one of the walls in my railway shed , reminder of a happy holiday I spent in the area (based at Staithes)  exactly 7 years ago . It must have been fab when the line made its way along the coast . According to my "Lost Railways of North & East Yorkshire" the line closed in 1958....too expensive on the maintenance side !! Lovely place . Cheers , Ric

FeelixTC

The railway used to run right behind our property, which was then a hotel. Sandsend had a couple of trestle bridges and still has the old station up on the cliff about 200yds from us.
I'll dig out and post some pics when I get back.
........I also have a pic of a cracking letter to the Whitby Gazette about the lack of sand at Staithes; I'll post that too.


Y'all enjoy your weekends, I'm on my way!

Bigric

I remember when we were there I bought some b&w photos in a touristy shop on the front (just down from where you live) of the line , including the trestle at Sandsend & the one at Staithes . Coming back over (for the first time since that summer, when we stayed in a little cottage at Cowbar) at the beginning of August , to stay 3 nights in a hotel at Runswick Bay....Amazon Local offer . Ric

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