Launched today is our
facebook group for Spetisbury. As well as giving working members a forum to announce working parties, downloads pics etc it will also give the people of Spetisbury a focus for their views on the return of their railway and station.
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1900 engineering built to last there! my friend mike ware clocked 96 from a BR 5MT with stones spedometer attached to the left rear driver through here. That was some well kept road, infact, the Spetisbury to Corfe Mullen section was the racing section of the S&D where engines could be worked flat out; the track was 109 pound flat bottom on concretes and was kept immaculate by the proud pway dept. Nick
One thing that always impressed me in photos of the S&D was the quality of maintenance of the permanent way and lineside. The normally unseen army of the S&D.
brilliant engineering...
can't wait to see a spaceship blast along there, and the more i read the news on this blog, the more i think i will.
Hi There
This is all so exciting since I stumbled on to your blog. You have aquired midford station, and started clearing the site, then at spetisbury there is work about to start. not to mention midsommer norton and shillingstone, where track is being relayed, This is all going on in a difficult time where cuts are being made to services everywhere, so when things do get better in the economy, then just think what your group of dedecated band of vollunteers will be able to do then. your aim to get the stations restored first is a stroke of genius as they will provide some revenue to the project.
i wish this magnificent enterprise of the new S&D jtr all the best as this line when running again will be a true jewel in the crown of restored railways as the old line had some truly unique features.
well done
sebastian
Hi There
This is all so exciting since I stumbled on to your blog. You have aquired midford station, and started clearing the site, then at spetisbury there is work about to start. not to mention midsommer norton and shillingstone, where track is being relayed, This is all going on in a difficult time where cuts are being made to services everywhere, so when things do get better in the economy, then just think what your group of dedecated band of vollunteers will be able to do then. your aim to get the stations restored first is a stroke of genius as they will provide some revenue to the project.
i wish this magnificent enterprise of the new S&D jtr all the best as this line when running again will be a true jewel in the crown of restored railways as the old line had some truly unique features.
well done
sebastian
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