Lineside structures, South Wexford line.

[jhb171achill]

No animals were harmed in the taking of these pictures.

 

 

 

 

[Horsetan]

Australia's fascinating....

[jhb171achill]

Tis indeed, Horsetan..... those pics are certainly in the Outback!

[Noel]

Australia's fascinating....

 

Yes, these upside down images are doing my head in. JB please rotate the images before uploading - please because they are so good. It's really easy to do on your smartphone or tablet, or on your laptop, it just takes seconds.

[jhb171achill]

I did, Noel, believe it or not!

 

A lot of what I posted today worked all right, but not those..... it does MY head in too!

[Old Blarney]

Old man staying out late and drinking too many Guinness?

[jhb171achill]

That's been known to happen, Old Blarney, but not for the last 20 hours.....

[josefstadt]

For those with sore heads:

[Riversuir226]

The design of the station building seems to be the lines standard design, Kilmacthomas & Durrow are almost exactly the same as it. Excellent pics JB

[Junctionmad]

No "proper" signals = not real railway !!

 

good to see these thing being documented , but a plea from someone that build them as model structures, try and get some detail shots of thing alike gutters, valances, window frames, its these in the future that make it really useful for modellers, theres too many , long distance shots etc in general taken by people and of course not to mention the inevitable loco in the picture ( which thank god isn't here, mainly cause there no locos left !!)

Edited November 30, 2015 by Junctionmad

[jhb171achill]

Very good point indeed, junctionmad; I wasn't thinking of that when I took them!

[Junctionmad]

The design of the station building seems to be the lines standard design, Kilmacthomas & Durrow are almost exactly the same as it. Excellent pics JB

 

Intersting , was it built by the same railway company , I know the line from there to Waterford was one if not the last lines to be built in the country

[Riversuir226]

The buildings at Kilmacthomas were originally timber and were replaced sometime after 1906 when both lines were part of the same company.

Edited November 30, 2015 by Riversuir226

[Junctionmad]

The buildings at Kilmacthomas were originally timber and were replaced sometime after 1906 when both lines were part of the same company.

 

thanks I knew it well Kilmac, as I was born , not a stones throw from there , used to get the old spin on the dolomites from there