Hey there train fans,
Here's a top vid' of yours truly on The Forth Rail Bridge a week or two back. The bridge is massively massive and ginormous so a vid' of the whole thing would be huge, but here's a taster.
This is a large rail bridge over the Firth of Forth in Edinburgh. It is a cantilever bridge opened in 1890 and still taking 200 trains per day.
More train drama today as I am off to Cumbria later.
Honk!
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No scary facts about the weight of the water when it rains? You are disappointing your readers BS5!
Hey there Suburbia!
I was going to include the number of rivets and the total weight of the paint but that might have showed my secret Spod side.
You mean that's a secret?
(Scoots off chuckling.......)
..and no mention of the bridge being the source of Iron Bru! Yuk...my kids love it...being part scots I guess they would.
Classy stuff, bro.
Dandelion, who will be visiting in September, will no doubt be asking you for a guided tour of good bits of pavement, bridge and other assorted infrastructure, as she is most interested in that sort of thing.
I've actually seen that bridge and I just love the place
The Firth of Forth. Hah! Say that ten times fast.
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