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| Vic's off to work .... |
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| ..... & getting into his stride with the strimmer |
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| A 40' x 8' x 9'6" container arrives ..... |
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| ..... to be lifted off the waggon ..... |
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| ..... & set down outside Marley Hill shed |
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| It's been moved temporarily ..... |
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| ..... pending start of adaptation to a cafe |
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| The petrol Fergie being moved off site |
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| Coal delivery to Andrews House |
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| Ian trying a rail grinder near Terrace Junction |










2 comments:
Why is he (Ian)grinding the rails?
Under traffic, a rail head wears, sometimes unevenly. All our rail is second hand, so the heads have different wear depending on the source. Grinding removes relative mismatches & lips, particularly at joints.
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