Bristol Temple Meads
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I love your videos :D
I remember an overnight stay in Bristol years ago. The next morning I confounded the taxi driver after he found out I was going to London. "What time does your train leave?" he was muddled. "Oh I just buy tickets when I get to any given station." He was startled, "But the next train to London doesn't leave for over an hour!" I just smiled, "That's okay." No way to explain to people how much I love train stations! *laughs*
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Hi, I put a reply on your YouTube page as I couldn't reply on here for a long time
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Trick is - to put the trains in their context!
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Brilliant! Great to see from all angles, out side etc. Thanks
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Interesting to see the old Temple Meads again.
It's a lot cleaner than it used to be with the steam and smoke of the old big engines making the high windows grimy.
I remember it well from the time I used to take the last train possible back to London and my airfield, from a weekend pass in the R.A.F in the '50's. I'm 73 now. Thanks for a fond memory.
John. Canada
jegman4 1 year ago
Glad to revive fond memories. I too served in the RAF for a couple of years in the '50s and, oddly enough. my memories of that period are fond too.
Bobcatonline 1 year ago
Interesting...overseas?...or home posting? I served at RAF Kenley on Surrey as an aero fireman, crash rescue etc...National Service great times
jegman4 1 year ago
@jegman4 Home posting. National Service clerk at HQ Bomber Command at High Wycombe. Met some great guys.
Bobcatonline 1 year ago
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Small world. I used to live near there after demob, because after I was married in 1960 I moved to Chalfont-St-Giles. Used to go to High Wycombe occasionly and also Amersham. Worked at Mars in Slough for a while. Came to Canada in '65
jegman4 1 year ago
@jegman4 I was in High Wycombe in '53/'54 and often went to the repertory theatre near the railway arch. Did you ever go?.
Bobcatonline 1 year ago