This one got a real good clout - having to lift it up and push it back into place - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-stoke-staffordshire-24635197 .
Could this be it - https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=mullinavat&ll=52.331297,-7.160318&spn=0.001447,0.002411&hnear=Mullinvat,+County+Kilkenny,+Ireland&t=h&z=19 ? Can't see over the hedge in Street View...
Might be worth showing the skyboard on the plan view, just to remove any ambiguity, even though it's fairly obvious and everybody thinks in third-angle these days.
Can be bent down to 50 times the thickness, apparently - so no problem..
http://tradeessentials.thelaminexgroup.com.au/uploads/tech-info/Craftwood_Tradesman's_Essential_Guide.pdf
It never fails to amaze me how such a small 'organisation' can almost always have 'boots on the ground' - as they say these days.
Well done to all.
The Stasi couldn't have kept such a close eye on events as our operatives do.
Great stuff.!
Ah, what I meant was - shouldn't you specify the colour for each rail, rather than just the pair of colours for each track?
You could end up with one of the inside track's rails being black on one layout and red on the next... etc.
As this ..?
red
black
---------
blue
yellow
---------
The Sea.
Or some such arrangement....
You would get away with a two-coach today -
Irish Rail on Twitter - "DART capacity reduced due to driver issue this morning peak: mostly 4-carriage DARTs, with some 2-cars, apologies: "