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« on: September 14, 2009, 23:12:00 »

The CLPG» (Cotswold Line Promotion Group - about) has just published a new book of station-to-station walks between Oxford, Worcester and Hereford. For  details of how to buy a copy, see http://www.clpg.co.uk/
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Edit: Removed post to prevent "thread hijacking"!!
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« Reply #2 on: September 15, 2009, 08:48:28 »

Just a point aout the new double track in the tunnel.

As one track is not currently being used, won't it rust and get damaged?

I note that the book cover that's shown on the CLPG» (Cotswold Line Promotion Group - about) front page that the original post links to shows the double track.

I suspect that track doesn't get damaged by lack of use for a short while - though with a lack of maintainance, plants would grow through and in time become a problem.   I'm in Cambridge this week and drove (!) pas the end of the guided busway, layed this spring and opening in November ... my immediate impression was "gosh - look at the jungle of plants growing up already through the track.  No doubt they'll take a weed cutter along, or allow the plants to wipe the bottoms of the first few buses clean!
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« Reply #3 on: September 15, 2009, 17:06:15 »

The CLPG» (Cotswold Line Promotion Group - about) has just published a new book of station-to-station walks between Oxford, Worcester and Hereford. For  details of how to buy a copy, see http://www.clpg.co.uk/

Thanks Will ... I'm giving your post a "bump" so it doesn't get lost between the double tracks.   I look forward to the day that we can do a Wiltshire Walks book as part of the TransWilts Communtity Rail Partnership marketing plan.
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