@driverbod125
driverbod
10 months
Two lengths of very ancient rail have served for over a hundred years to protect a wall at Paddington from damage by road vehicles; now that they’re in a pedestrian area, they’ve had a coat of paint and a little interpretation panel added ☺️
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@clloyd3003
C Lloyd
10 months
@driverbod125 Where are they please?
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@driverbod125
driverbod
10 months
@clloyd3003 Literally right outside the mess room window! 🤣 Go from platform 1 to Elizabeth Line entrance, turn right and they’re where the roadway starts to slope up to meet Bishop’s Bridge.
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@tangodelta37
Tim
10 months
@driverbod125 A lot of work to restore the very heavy corrosion, then a coat of paint - caught just in time. Thanks to @RailwayHeritage and @networkrail
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@dtm4729
ML4729
10 months
@driverbod125 Awesome. Used to look out on that from the messroom when I was a Padd driver 👍
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@ally_mcmurdo
Ally McMurdo
10 months
@driverbod125 Love some repurposed scrap rail. Crash barriers, Stop blocks, fences, sign posts! Oof....I feel a 'scrap rail of the day' account coming on
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