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No that is the Lorry park for the Tarmac plant at the west end of the Tarmac plant.

The Car park will be at the East end of the Tarmac plant and the station.

Yes

That's right - though pedantically speaking it's Monaco-Monte-Carlo. Its marginal unFrenchness is covered by my carefully-worded let-out about some not meeting that definition. I can't think of any similar station in a tunnel, though some are underground (or under a station building).

It's said they rebuilt the line in tunnel to free up valuable land for building very expensive flats on (there being no other kind in Monaco). But hardly any of the line was open to the sky before that, so it must have been more a case of building blocks of flats with underground car parks (and swimming pools?) rather than without.

Most of the workers in Monaco live in Nice, and with tourists as well the railway link gets very busy. My mid-morning train from Nice was full and standing tidily only, and left half an hour late. By then the next train was due to leave, and on checking the SNCF online compensation system I found my train had been renumbered as that second train. So it was on time - and the earlier one was cancelled, but fortunately had no passengers! I wasn't impressed. The crowd pictured didn't all fit on the train when it arrived - and it was a 12-car of double-deckers. I trusted the CIS^▸ (Customer Information System) and got a more inhabitalble one ten minutes later.

This line has one of the worst performance records in France. SNCF have been having a long-running "difference of views" with the region (PACA), currently subject to a kind of truce.

Here are a few (not too helpful at this early stage) hints:

2. taken in 2013
4. sauce for the Rosbif?
5. had to be rebuilt after 1945
7. you can only see two or three locks, but ?
12. rebuilt station opened last month
two, I know, are places a lot of people have driven through - or perhaps more likely past.
And these are all recent - no older than 2012 - so may have been mentioned on the forum.

3, as I said is a main line station - here's a picture to prove it (for those who are logged on and can see it):

That is a very good question, and I am glad you asked.

When you think outside the box, it's a no-brainer. Having peeled the onion utilizing a desk-based coalface analysis (leveraging available technologies), I was enabled to climb the strategic staircase and look under the bonnet to visualize a helicopter view of the phrastic intent of 'no regret'.

It means 'low-hanging fruit'.

With all the dosh splashed out on the Box Tunnel, I would guess that it might be part of (at least) a bit more electrification.

Right River wrong place.

Just 4 and 8 left one is historic the other partley historic .

4,  I am at a Station between Staylybridge no 2 Junction and OA & GB^▸ (Great Britain) junction. Where am I.

8,  I am at a summit 900ft ASL between Riccarton Junction and Hawick. Where am I.

Really amazed that I can take a random, interesting-looking page from an obscure overseas publication that a vendor was offloading cheap, strip out all the key words and have a member identify it exactly. Truly we have some  impressive members here.

No. 6 is indeed in the USA.    My wife and I did indeed take a cruise to that country last autumn, but the timetable 'sampled' was purchased in Birmingham (England) the previous spring.  Much more recent than the 1930s.

I think No. 7 is from North America and quite recently. The wording 'Rail Station' is not East Atlantic English and I swear I read the word 'Transit' on the page behind - in reverse of course. Was it 2018 you and your good lady took the cruise?