Bump & Grind on the Falmouth Branch

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Bump & Grind on the Falmouth Branch

« on: September 16, 2012, 18:32:22 »

...well bounce & squeal really

no quiz or anything just an interesting photo of something I'd rather forget

http://myrailwaystation.com/RAILWAY%20STATIONS/pages/FALMOUTH%20STATION%20with%20a%20train%20waiting%20to%20depart%20for%20Truro_jpg.htm

thanks to whoever this photo belongs to


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8 Billion people on a wet rock - of course we're not happy

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Re: Bump & Grind on the Falmouth Branch

« Reply #1 on: September 17, 2012, 11:15:09 »

I've posted before that thw only time I've ever felt the slightest sick feeling on train is is one those on the Falmouth branch on one of the faster steches towards Truro. I was glad to get off.


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