Started this discussion. Last reply by Andy Thompson Nov 4, 2011.
Started Jul 27, 2011
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andy Thompson Jun 13, 2011.
My love for the SMJ started with a pint of milk! As we walked into the door of Towcester's Tesco's, my brother said "of course you know this is where the station was!" That was it! I was bitten! 5 years on I have written articles on the SMJ, I give talks and the website has taken on yet another new look - I hope you enjoy it! Andy - Email me
Andy,
Many thanks for the welcome. I grew up in Blakesley and was lucky enough to spend most saturday mornings prior to closure in the signal box as my uncle, frank reynolds, was the signalman at the time. I even managed a few trips on the morning pick up to woodford west. Trying to find my old number books and photo,s
Stuart
Hi andy
Pleased i found this site i moved to bicester in april and have researched disused railwatys in this area i have always been interested in railways past present and future im not an anorak but share a love of trains model and real with many others now have to young gransons that equally love trains i hope to carry on exploring this area
Thanks for the welcome
Steve
Dear Andy,
Many thanks for the welcome,
Matthew
I am the Planning, Parterships and External Resrouces Direcetor for the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.
I thought that you and your members might like to know that 43924 made a highly satisfactory test run yesterday evening from Oakworth to Oxenhope and back, three times. A picture is available on the 'news' section of the KWVR website www. KWVR.co.uk
Thank you Andy. Been looking at this site for some time now and walking the track. I am very curious to see a photo of the old A5 bridge immediately west of Towcester Station. Can't seem to find one. Cheers, RG.
Blimey Andy, that was quick!
Don't know Will Caton but I've scrolled through the list of members and see Tony Marsh who I think runs the Blisworth village history web site's a member. I'll record a few memories shortly.
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