Sorry Chris I don't follow that? Harry Potter connection maybe? (I'm not a fan!)

Sorry Chris I don't follow that? Harry Potter connection maybe? (I'm not a fan!)
I like that idea Gibbo though I do have reason to believe it is a lot older than tramlines!!Gibbo2286 wrote: 29 Jul 2021, 18:19 Looks very much like a bit of tram line, we had a lot like that when they dug up the pre/post war tram tracks in Brum.
I presume we have landed in St Albans, and you may suspect a Roman connection? Verulamium Park the location?mickthemaverick wrote: 29 Jul 2021, 20:54 Just got home from dinner and pleased to see some effort has been going onNo its not Wheathamstead, you need to head SSW from there to a much larger place!! (By the way I don't know what it is either!!
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Yes, H.Potter's departure platform, although a ticket barrier a tad unconventional.mickthemaverick wrote: 29 Jul 2021, 21:04Sorry Chris I don't follow that? Harry Potter connection maybe? (I'm not a fan!)![]()
Spot on Neil, the 'rock' is embedded in the ground alongside the lake, opposite part of the old roman wall. The composition looks very similar to the stones in the wall but there is no metal visible actually in that part of the wall. I wonder if it is part of an old gate hinge or latch or similar despite the 'rail like' cross section?NewcastleFalcon wrote: 29 Jul 2021, 22:01I presume we have landed in St Albans, and you may suspect a Roman connection? Verulamium Park the location?mickthemaverick wrote: 29 Jul 2021, 20:54 Just got home from dinner and pleased to see some effort has been going onNo its not Wheathamstead, you need to head SSW from there to a much larger place!! (By the way I don't know what it is either!!
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REgards Neil
mickthemaverick wrote: 29 Jul 2021, 22:35 Spot on Neil, the 'rock' is embedded in the ground alongside the lake, opposite part of the old roman wall. The composition looks very similar to the stones in the wall but there is no metal visible actually in that part of the wall. I wonder if it is part of an old gate hinge or latch or similar despite the 'rail like' cross section?![]()
That'll do for me James! I was walking back to the car from the grandstand to get the umbrella as the clouds looked ominous!! Needless to say I didn't make it in time - got absolutely drenched, had to wring out my shirt before I put it there to dry!! 10 minutes with climate control on 32 and fans on full and it was bone dry!! It had also stopped raining so I dressed, grabbed the brolly and rejoined Bob in the grandstand. The irony of the whole thing was that Bob had been going to go to Thruxton on his bike but bottled it on Saturday and asked me to pick him up to keep him dry!! I did and he stayed in the stand nice and dry and I got soaked instead!!Hell Razor5543 wrote: 02 Aug 2021, 16:08 Torrential rain while out walking with unsuitable clothing, so drying out the clothes (and shoes) with the heater on full.