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Thanks Nigel I like that rule, and have proposed to the Safety Inspector we include that in the next Rule Book update. In this episode even the guard was missing as well so will have to ensure I recruit a new one from next exhibition. I think you should go get some nice cinnamon buns, and have a Fika moment on your bench, one late summer/early autumn morning and watch the milk train do its run, and relive those Sweden times.

Thanks, I like your sharp observation!, its crossed my mind before if I am honest, but then I realised its an experimental remote control loco driven by new fangled satellites from a man in an office 🤔🤭🙃🤣 Bert sometimes drives it, when he has time. The GCLR are looking for a suitable driver for a future episode.🤣

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 "remote control loco driven by new fangled satellites from a man in an office" sounds legit... 🤣🤣 I would volunteer to drive it, but I don't think I could keep up with the alcohol intake of the locals... 🤣

@@KellinoRail They certainly know how to party!! 🤭😇😁

With the hangover some of them had after last weeks BBQ, some are shaking with excess alcohol hahaha Thanks for your kind words, they are appreciated, next weeks episode will reveal all. ( I hope)

Thank You very much, Its all good, and I have a great passion for it, equal to that, which you have for your mountain bike,

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 Would you believe... Yes I love mountain biking, and as i'm sure Steve has mentioned, I love music too. But another little joy of mine, that's currently side lined due to lack of time and space, is model making! I love a good Tank kit, where I can get crazy with the weathering, or equally love a good race car kit where I can pick out details and upscale to make more realistic. So I absolutely appreciate the work that goes into keeping any sort of model railway running, let alone an outdoor set up!

@@Matty-B-on-an-MTB Its just that, the passion, and I feel your passion in what you say, Model Making is good for the mind too, takes you away from the stress of life

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 I built some lovely kits through lockdown, definitely kept me sane then! Even did a couple of commissions for friends who'd had kits as unwanted gifts, or models of their dream cars! Sadly, my builds have become broken dust collectors now, but I will jump back in when I have moved house soon and have more space.

@@Matty-B-on-an-MTB Yes def a good mental health tonic for sure

Thank You so much, that does a great deal to me

He is a great guy and a very good friend, I have known him since he was a lad. I like his footage. Thanks very much for recomending him

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 if you know Steve, I feel like we should know each other too!🤓

The beer and cider all went, the whisky barrel I think was 'quietly' moved away inside at some point for possible further consumption ;-)

They know how to party on the GCLR thats for sure! I heard the local chemist had a run on Alka Selzer........

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 can you still buy Alka seltzer 😂😂😂

Thanks very much, it certainly is

Thank You, I appreciate that very much, I like what you do too.

Many Thanks @oldskool I really appreciate that very much

I feel for Harold too, but things may change for the better for him..... The stock came from another railway, but not sure of its full name, Perhaps with the arrival of Ms Fritton recently, these could be the 'Fritton Light Railway'

Thank You, its a turn of events, more to come

Indeed yes, its like a soap opera somedays!! Thanks for watching this, I appreciate it

Hello The locomotives are bought 'off the shelf" apart from the Railcar which Miss Fritton rides in that is a kit and built up Other wagons and coaches seen are all kit built or from scratch Thanks for watching too. GCLR

Awwww thanks very much for your kind words, they are appreciated. A much more relaxed episode this week, but next week, oh my!! The music is work in progress, and all part of the learning for me, so I am glad you liked it

Thank You so much for that comment feedback, means a lot and really helps too, and I agree with you too. Thank You for watching, and I hope you visit again GCLR

I had not thought of that, but actually the age profile of the characters is similar, and both the GCLR and Summer wine people, are similar in their cheeky, but harmless sauciness. :-) I am appreciate your comments and feedback,

Thank You very much for saying that, but t, but it also helps me too. That split screen was something I learnt in the editing software I never new was there, and I have used it again in better way in a a future episode (I think 20), I like it too, I really appreciate your words.

Thank You very much indeed, I appreciate that, Nancy is certainly a character!

Thank You, We hope Nancy gets over it, her life is often very exciting, its hard to keep up! Thanks for kind words, we really appreciate that, it means a lot

Thank You very much indeed, I am happy you enjoyed it.

Indeed it was, We hinted she might see the sea soon.......

Nancy get Gaytons bought for her by those that have a sweet spot for her, she is careful, but never says no when treats are bought for her! There may well be specials soon........

Thanks very much, your absolutley right I do!! a Ryobi trimmer is my friend at the moment, and the 'Hand from above ' helps :-)

We we all shocked, but we now know what she keeps in her top drawer! A Jenny Agutter moment indeed

Hello The track is laid on decking board made from recycled plastic. ( mainly the black stuff which is harder to recycle) where there is a incline on the railway as there is at Allans Way Halt 00:15, I have used stones and recycled glass from LCD TVs The GCLR is a very environmental railway!

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 thanks for the reply....the decking board looks nice there..and the railway is 😍

Thanks ever so much for the kind words, it all works well

@oldskool7313 Many Thanks Indeed I really appreciate that very much,

Thank You very much indeed, I appreciate that

Its not for sale I am afraid

Thank You, who know who will pop up next!

Thank You very much indeed, it has been a busy time, any railway never stops. Nervous Nancy, is I agree less nervous these days, and her love interest is helping for sure, its a distraction for one, but the GCLR are working very hard every day to make things better and important make people smile. The GCLR always welcomes your feedback, it helps a lot

Many Many Thanks, I appreciate that, the story line is like a soap opera sometimes hahaha Thanks for watching,

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Thanks Nigel, Those levels are made for the job I reckon, perfect for garden railways. my track is far from perfect, but its helped work out the rough spots I can see how you miss Fika, Its been a good many years since I last went to Göteburg, I was in Denmark a few weeks ago, and my train from Kobehavn was direct to Götenburg, but I was only popping over the bridge to Malmö

Thank You, that is a appreciated, they have worked hard, the railway runs better over that section now, and the General Manager treated them all to an Ice Cream, White Magnums of course.

Thanks, I used a Bullseye Bubble spirit level from that ever so famous online retailer, and attached to a flat wagon, it helps just see how track is aligned. Mine is far from perfect, but helped me iron out known trouble spots.

Thank You very much, once we get the autumn here, we will show the glow from the fire, and get some crumpets too! For now we are enjoying the warmer weather and sunshine.

Morning, Yes it is, I meant to put that in the description, the entire thing ( except Alf Newman aka No1) is North Pilton, a nice kit to build

Thank You very much.

Thank You very much, its a lovely railway, right at the top of the Welsh valleys, right on top of the hill. The Officers coach was just wonderful, but the whole railway was superb.

Thanks very much, I appreciate you saying that.

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 oohhhh nice words dear thanx

Thanks very much, I really appreciate that, means a lot, a lucky catch.

The special train is rare to see now, so good it came for a visit. Nervous Nancy, I hope she does not get a reputation, perhaps its just friends with Jonesy, after his help last week. She does need new company, we will have to see what happens over the summer..........

Thank You ever so much, thats very kind of you. I aim to bring a smile to peoples faces, and give a some fun, your kind comment is appreciated

Nancy is a bit techy!! Good job Old Jonesy came to help, nice chap he is. After all that rain, the team have a big job on to cut back again.

Thank You, yes it was, they don't mess around,

Perhaps there is.......

Thanks very much, I appreciate that. a bit crazy at times, but we all need something to make us smile.

Interesting comment, these trains transformed UK train travel, in that it was faster than anything else in use at that time, and made train operations easier. Many have gone to be cut up and made into razor blades, BUT a number have been exported to Mexico, and Nigeria, and now transforming their railways.

@@mrowl-the-dsm1304 razor blades ! Lots of them made from one train ! I did think they did get sold to other countries to help with their transport too.