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malaymac wrote: What I particularly liked about this map was the large number of 'little' places which hardly get a mention these days such as Middleton St George,
Cotherstone, Brampton in Cumbria and some of the lovely little places in Northumberland (England's best kept secret). :D
You don't hear of them these days because their branch lines were closed down during and since the "Beeching" days.


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The map....

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Thjere you go Mac...Shields station...

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Well done Brian and isn't it great to see the old Sheels station again.
I can remember going over that footbridge, many times.
That brings back a few memories.
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well done brian, i didn't think i would see it again, its facinating to see all the old lines there were, one that always interests me is the waskeley line that went from rowley to stanhope which was reputed to be the highest line in the uk.
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The tiled map was preserved, can remember pictures of it being removed in one piece and laid on a pallet. Will most probably be at York or Beamish in storage.
Can anyone remember the red stamping machine on the station platform, you could stamp your name on a thin aluminion strip.
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Remember it well Pete, used it many times.

First good photos of the station I've seen.
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Jarrow Pete wrote:The tiled map was preserved, can remember pictures of it being removed in one piece and laid on a pallet. Will most probably be at York or Beamish in storage.
Last year I took my Malaysian missus to York and we really enjoyed our time there. In fact, the railway museum was far better thsn we expected.

If you get a chance to go there, I highly recommend it with so many interesting things to see, even if like me, you did not have a big interest in railways.
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If I'm not mistaken the tiled map is on display in the museum at Shields.
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I have just seen a picture of the one at York, its the same but without the blue edge round the coast
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Nice to see that one of our board members got it. :D


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=D> great photos of shields train station Brian..
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so who is west harton lass ??????
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captain beefheart wrote:so who is west harton lass ??????
Only know that she's been a member of the boards for two years, but
it's very rare she posts. Have seen her name appear regularly at the
bottom of the index page where it shows members who are logged on.


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