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Hello from East London.
Hi. I've just joined. :)
My name is Mike, I've just qualified as an Old age perisher. I've been interested in trains, ever since I first went train spotting, with friends, on East Croydon station, in 1953. From 1954/60 I attended a boarding school in Dorset, which, six times a year, entailed a journey to/from Waterloo to/from Dorchester south. Invariably, behind a Bulleid Pacific. On rare occasions, a Lord Nelson. Hence, my love of the Bulleids. I don't make dedicated train spotting trips. But I always carry a micro cassette recorder with me, for whenever I make a train journey. Or spot a train, whilst driving around. Last thursday, I drove my daughter from London, to Birmingham New st. To catch a connection to Glasgow, Because she didn't book early enough to get an economical through ticket. |
Welcome to the Forum Mike. Look forward to your posts.
Best wishes, John H-T. |
Hello Mike and welcome to the forum, enjoy and all the best.
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Thanks for the welcome guys.
I should perhaps add, that my son is a driver on the Metropolitan line of the London underground. He has already served on the Jubilee and Northern lines. |
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Hello Mike welcome to the forum. :)
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Hi Mike, hope you enjoy the forum,welcome on board.
regards |
Once again. Many thanks. :)
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Hello Mike and welcome to the Railway Forum. In 21 months and 12 days I'll be an 'Old age perisher' too, but then who's counting?
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welcome to the forum Mike, there seems to be a lot of OAPs on here.
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Yep and I am one of them ! But I am only 21 really (Plus V.A.T.) :D
So you are in good company Mike and it is great to have you aboard.enjoy the forum, a great site with very nice people. I have officially been an OAP now 2 years, but age is only a number, you are only as old as you feel mate. Have a great day. 48111 |
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