The “pedigree” of steam locos does seem harder to pin down doesn’t it with boilers and frames not always being reuinted after overhaul when in regular use. There have been a couple of re-visions of names and numbers as a result IIRC.
I think the Altlantic will indeed be a good one when she is completed.
Isn’t one of the BR standards being rebuilt into a missing BR standard class – the only difference being one had a tender and the other was a tank engine?
I was unaware of the Dibnah theft.
(Oddly enough I was reading about him at the weekend and his perfection on his riveting on the boiler of his Avling & Porter convertable.)
Disgusting.
Some of these are being used to create long lost locomotive types, ie the frames of a Hall and the boiler of an 8F are being used to create a County, similar projects will be to create a Grange and a Saint….
The County project has been controversial apparently in some circiles as the 8F being canabalised is the only surviving Doncaster built example.
It would appear that the railway world have sticklers too…!
Some of these are being used to create long lost locomotive types, ie the frames of a Hall and the boiler of an 8F are being used to create a County, similar projects will be to create a Grange and a Saint….
The County project has been controversial apparently in some circiles as the 8F being canabalised is the only surviving Doncaster built example.
It would appear that the railway world have sticklers too…!
High Fidelity
Based on the Nick Hornby book (which I’ve not read). It covers the love life of Rob (John Cusack) and his failures including the one he is going through…
It was watchable and had some good moments. Quite watchable.
Four Play
Hummm – a “comedy” Colin Firth, Mike Binder, Mariel Henmingway and Irene Jacob…
Following the four main characters and their relationships between them all. It was ok but I think one you’d have to be in the mood for.
Passable but not today for me…
High Fidelity
Based on the Nick Hornby book (which I’ve not read). It covers the love life of Rob (John Cusack) and his failures including the one he is going through…
It was watchable and had some good moments. Quite watchable.
Four Play
Hummm – a “comedy” Colin Firth, Mike Binder, Mariel Henmingway and Irene Jacob…
Following the four main characters and their relationships between them all. It was ok but I think one you’d have to be in the mood for.
Passable but not today for me…
The man doesn’t seem remotely bothered by the plane! Suppose he’s used to if, if I had a job like that I’d never get anything done…
You do get a bit blase about them. Take it from me – I may not work at a commercial airport but playing dodge the jet makes for a fun day. More often than not they become just noisy things that get in the way from time to time though.
The visitors make it fun here for me.
Cracking stuff.
All the very best to you and well done to MAM for giving her a home.
Gary
Blimey the Lakenheath one is well out of date…
Seven Rated: 18
The seven deadly sins personified. Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt. Detective Somerset (Freeman) is on his last 6 days before retirement and Mills (Pitt) is his temporary new partner recently assigned to the unit. Their styles clash noticeably with Mills being very agressive in his attitude. They investigate the case of a large man dead in a bowl of food who has been bound and forced to eat. The next day another crime – another body. Somerset is given some evidence from the first case that leads to a discovery of a connection between the two apparently dissimilar cases.
The plot builds to its climax well with the man behind it all (played by Kevin Spacey) bargains with the detectives…
Enjoy.
Seven Rated: 18
The seven deadly sins personified. Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt. Detective Somerset (Freeman) is on his last 6 days before retirement and Mills (Pitt) is his temporary new partner recently assigned to the unit. Their styles clash noticeably with Mills being very agressive in his attitude. They investigate the case of a large man dead in a bowl of food who has been bound and forced to eat. The next day another crime – another body. Somerset is given some evidence from the first case that leads to a discovery of a connection between the two apparently dissimilar cases.
The plot builds to its climax well with the man behind it all (played by Kevin Spacey) bargains with the detectives…
Enjoy.
My other half was dragged along to one 😮 – not super impressed because of the weather and lack of things to look at.:rolleyes:
The 11th is the Sunday…
Hope to see you there.
Gary
Will you be at Conington on the 11th?
I only ask as the VAC will be there and I’ll be arm waving (all being well) and it’d be nice to say hello.
Gary
Scissors
Early Sharon Stone film. She plays a woman (obviously) who has emotional problems and is seeing a shrink. She suffers an attempted rape in a lift on the way home and befrends a neighbour who lives with his wheelchair bound brother (both played by the same chap). Her paranoia mounts seeing the “rapist” in various places. Is she loosing her mind or is someone lending a hand? She is offered a temping job at an address in town but all is not what it seems…
Not an earth shattering film but quite watchable.
Scissors
Early Sharon Stone film. She plays a woman (obviously) who has emotional problems and is seeing a shrink. She suffers an attempted rape in a lift on the way home and befrends a neighbour who lives with his wheelchair bound brother (both played by the same chap). Her paranoia mounts seeing the “rapist” in various places. Is she loosing her mind or is someone lending a hand? She is offered a temping job at an address in town but all is not what it seems…
Not an earth shattering film but quite watchable.
The one you wanted an ID for is a Piper PA.28RT-201 Cherokee Arrow IV.
I believe it to be G-BHAY based on the scheme.
Hope that helps.
Nice shots by the way…