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When opened in 1925 this unique railway feature was within the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.
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When opened in 1925 this unique railway feature was within the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes.
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Where was my profile pic taken?
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Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
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Darn, shouldn't have let you answer! What street? Looks like it but : needs to update street view, this picture looks like it was taken 20 years ago!
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Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
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Wayland Street?
I'll be honest, my original guess was Oconomowoc, but it's actually pretty uncommon to see that sharp of a curve looking west from a level crossing, and most level crossings in the bigger towns have full timber or composite decking. But yeah, maybe it was a bit cheating to be sort-of local.
I'll be honest, my original guess was Oconomowoc, but it's actually pretty uncommon to see that sharp of a curve looking west from a level crossing, and most level crossings in the bigger towns have full timber or composite decking. But yeah, maybe it was a bit cheating to be sort-of local.
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Correct! Your turn.
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Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
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Let's re-continufy this quiz!
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Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
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Whose buffers are these?
This one's either insanely easy or unnecessarily opaque and I can't tell which, but in the interest of fairness I'll gladly accept either of her names.
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LNER Class A4 Dwight D. Eisenhower in the National Railroad Museum?
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I'm sure I recognize this but for the life of me I can't remember what it is.
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Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
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'Insanely easy' is giving me the (almost certainly misplaced) confidence to suggest that the lettering "A-4" could imply that it's... an A4?
If so, which one? My guess is going to be...Union of South Africa.
EDIT: Apologies to ThomasM I hadn't spotted your post which had already interpreted this potential clue in the same way... at least we've picked different A4s!
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and
ThomasM has it! Simon, you were on the right track as well. #60008 Dwight D Eisenhower (though #4496 Golden Shuttle would have also been accepted). I've loved the A4s (especially Mallard) since I was very small and it's really special to me that there's a member of the class that I can visit in person... though Big Boy often steals the spotlight on trips with the kids! Your turn ThomasM!
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There is a very small chance that I will ever be the question-asker here again.
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Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
Miles-- Trains are fun. With the exception of track power. Argh!
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