WRENNEIRE

I know a man...... New ex railway stock Might have a spare one or two!

Look away now if you are easily offended! Many years ago I had a summer job working in the Fish Market in Dublin We were plagued by seagulls So the regular lads came up with some serious deterrents First one was to put baking soda into several herrings and throw them onto the roof Seagulls would swoop down and swallow them About 5 minutes later when digestion started the seagull would explode when his stomach acid mixed with the baking soda, usually over either Capel Street or OConnell Street, how we laughed! Second one was to throw 2 herrings onto the roof, they would have a 5 yard length of fishing line and hooks attached to both Two seagulls would swallow a fish each and fly off, and when the line kicked in we would watch them pulling in different directions until they eventually fell from the sky The final thing they did was one fish with about 20 yards of fishing line and a hook, when the seagull took the fish they let it fly off and when all the line had played out they would yank on it and watch the poor bird come shooting down from the sky This was before You Tube and the internet so I have no vids to show unfortunately

Bray on Sunday......

I know a man...............

New IRM Bulleid wagons will be available at the show Also OO track & points

2 pics that may be of interest C&L # 122 And a rare beast L&BER (Letterkenny & Burtonport Extension Railway) #61

Whats the story if you have bad breath before eating? Asking for a friend.....

Not SilverFox but all his own work, some good bits there at reasonable prices

My information is that they came from an Oldsbury coach that ran on the Donegal

Went off yesterday to buy some trains Ended up with these

Always the good guys...... Bray Wheelers just lost a wheel! Ar dheis De go raibh a hainm dilis

I usually wear sandals but could put on a pair to show you what they smell like?

I had to wear black socks at work for some years There was a fire in Dunnes Stores Donaghmede in the 90's We were involved in the investigation but it turned out to be an electrical fault The sprinkler system managed to ruin most of the stock in the clothing department Also smoke damage to the stock as well. They invited anyone involved in the investigation plus staff to purchase any of the smoke damaged stock I managed to get a box of a gross of black socks (144 pairs) for £5 (shows you how long ago it was) The smoke had permeated the socks and it meant they were good for 2 days wear! Might still have a couple of pairs somewhere

I heard they are putting them at different heights so the moaners would have something to give out about

And we would have taken Sterling!

This Sunday people Plenty of shade, come in out of the sun Couple of new traders.....

Recognise that loco Seoirse!

I use An Post tracked, excellent service and haven't had any complaints except to a certain member here in the Canaries, which is in the EU except for post........

In our old haunt is St Pauls in Raheny we had several complaints from both exhibitors and traders that they were not getting enough footfall in the smaller classrooms as opposed to the folk in the main hall. We will see what the reaction is to the new venue and then see what is best for everyone

A narrow gauge one built some time ago

I think there is a new manufacturer for the motors, dont quote me

Running is essential for these locos, 20 mins in each direction dramatically alters the running noises

Try the 3rd line of my initial post, man. DOH

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