David Stevenson

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@RHummBooks @ForRestSocial1 @mark395625 @87027wolf @GordonDudman @BradshawLSWR @Ms_Joanne_F @zippygwr @Hughjcarr @Peter_Mugridge @jsamways @Piethagoram Mrs S will be particularly pleased it’s been solved as she will no longer have to endure me leaping from my chair every few minutes when I had an inspirational thought that I needed to check in a book or on Google!

[Back in Time West London @OldLondonW14]

Please share with your followers - help us campaign to give Kensington Olympia Station a lift - make it accessible to all - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/3cZ1lrHW4t via @UKChange

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@RHummBooks Did I miss #whatstation 845, 846, 847, 848 and 849?

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@RHummBooks @PenfoldColin I’ll concede too. Thinking about it Hastings had been rebuilt by BR days which is when I assume the photo was taken.

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@RHummBooks Looks like Hastings?

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@TomOliver18 @RHummBooks Interestingly, if this is Drayton (and it's a big IF!!) it's about 2km west of Norwich airport and in line with the main runway which would fit with the pylons being approach lights (again IF that's what they are!!) @Ms_Joanne_F

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@RHummBooks @Ms_Joanne_F If they were associated with a nearby airfield, the presence of the goods yard may have prevented the cables from being routed along or under the ground.

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@Ms_Joanne_F @RHummBooks The pylons don't look like electricity transmission towers, could their purpose be to hold the round objects at the top with the wires as a power supply? It seems a reasonable suggestion that they might be approach lights or maybe radar towers for an airfield

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@RHummBooks I’m mostly on Bluesky now, I only check X occasionally for accounts I still follow. Hence I have missed your recent posts.

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@AndyatMASH The Slumbering Monk was good too

[Andy@mash @AndyatMASH]

Day trip to Tamworth starting off at The Market Vaults for some Joules

[Andy@mash @AndyatMASH]

Second stop in Tamworth, the award winning Tamworth Tap

[Andy@mash @AndyatMASH]

Made it back to London and the Euston Tap

[Andy@mash @AndyatMASH]

Waterloo Tap with an unfiltered Budweiser Budvar

[UtopianBrewing @teamutopian.bsky.social @TeamUtopian]

ok that’s it we’re done
It’s a sad, but salutary lesson that the platform we invested in (time is our biggest asset) that was built for people to create, share, and freely exchange information, sold its soul to a self serving propagandist. Beware world
@[email protected]

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@SolentAreaProg I just followed you in the other place so from my point of view no!

[Mike Galsworthy @mikegalsworthy]

Let’s talk about that “choice” available when basic foods enter a new market (at wholesale & retail levels):

You think you’d have choice to reject US food on the supermarket shelves, sure, but what about US milk (from hormone-treated cows with higher pus load) getting into your work canteen, your kids’ school canteen, your local cafe tea, restaurant cheese sauce, take-out order, and greasy spoon, etc?

You gonna ask every single time for the rest of your life whether the milk is from the US? I thought not.

[Peter Stefanovic @PeterStefanovi2]

🚨Patients should know who is and is not a doctor. If you agree RT to let @wesstreeting know

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@McrHistory @PhilPortusPhoto I remember kids like that in Manchester and Salford back then. I usually gave them a few coins, and always did if my car was parked nearby!

[David Stevenson @DrDaveSt]

@globaljukeboxer @DavidJo57069285 @Ravilious1942 @TownerGallery My first was a school trip in 1968. I remember those lights, also the train to Rouen and Paris waiting next to the ferry at the old quay.