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And today's episode...

I've seen a few previews and it looks fairly sharp.

They would probably make us round the points off and we'll be back where we are now.... Vicious circle..

Happy Birthday.

I was there, too - O'Connell Street is a museum-standard exhibit....

If you use this to look at the older maps, then you can often find reasonable views - http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,588882,739883,0,10 - it just depends what was there at the time and what records are available now..

And again... ....

If it wasn't quite so dark, I might be wondering whose this was...?

I think that it's very good of you to have set up such an excellent regular exercise programme for her. She's lucky to have such a caring man and I hope that she is suitably grateful for her good fortune.

Nice! Is it feasible to have a serving hatch through into the kitchen? I do note the smoke alarm cover hanging down, though....

Oh! Goodoh! - do you want a lodger..? Work your way through these - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/forumdisplay.php/7-Irish-Model-Layouts - and see what you like...

If you haven't already done so, then consider 'civilising' the container with some insulation, etc..

And again All running again now.

Yeah, but that was never really thought through properly. If they were square, you wouldn't need a handbrake.

It'll never catch on.

Big problems in Sidney - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-24937529 .

Could take a while to produce a suitable driver figure - it's a fiddly job, sanding the hair off...

Hey, Dude, pay attention... http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/2554-Squat-your-way-to-a-Moscow-Metro-ticket?p=38739&viewfull=1#post38739

Possibly as many as forty..?

Well, as long as you're not just sitting about...

Ah, come on, lads. We've all done that sort of thing when we've had a few....

Będę robić co w przyszłości. ( I will do that in the future )

We did have a chat here - http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/showthread.php/147-MK3a-former-international-coaches?

Val was very nearly my uncle - but she married a water board inspector instead. Better prospects - apparently - at the time....

After a few unpleasantnesses on the train to Holyhead and the boat, I used to make a point of checking the fixtures and trying to avoid days with potential for obnoxious fans to be about. The worst I ever had were Australian rugby fans, who were just atrocious. Yet, on another occasion, I noticed a few matching shirts on the boat and became aware that there were dozens on fans aboard. I had to ask who they were, as it was an away shirt and I didn't recognise it - they were Wolves fans - so, you can't always tell, I would have travelled another day if I'd known they were going to be on and yet they were absolutely no trouble....