A neglected part of the CFR.

A flame thrower? No, what you need is the latest version of the eco-friendly defoliating device :nerd:
What is even more interesting is that the device, upon completion of its task, can be eaten. :nod:

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pugwash said:
A flame thrower? No, what you need is the latest version of the eco-friendly defoliating device :nerd:
What is even more interesting is that the device, upon completion of its task, can be eaten. :nod:

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Careful!!
Barney and Pebbles might be watching! ;):eek::giggle::giggle:

I know LGB do a 'fire' train.. Is there a flame thrower car as well??
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Ah, the dreaded English Ivy. Great ground cover, when it stays there and an architect's friend when he makes a mistake.....:rofl:
 
Madman said:
Ah, the dreaded English Ivy. Great ground cover, when it stays there and an architect's friend when he makes a mistake.....:rofl:
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Dan, part of the embankment is covered in the stuff. I will need to make a determined effort to clear the old route.
 
casey jones snr said:
Dan, part of the embankment is covered in the stuff. I will need to make a determined effort to clear the old route.
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Get plenty of A.O. er, ah Round-up, Casey.
 
The area next to our driveway is covered in Ivy. It's been happily growing for maybe thirty years. Something happened after the winter of 2014-15, because there were large dead areas showing up in the Spring when the Ivy should have been "blooming". Almost all of the Ivy has recovered this year. It wasn't only our Ivy but all of the Ivy for miles around suffered the same dilemma.
 
I like the idea of a disused line reopening! Keep us all posted Casey.
 
The other side of the tunnel. There is track here somewhere. I've sprayed the area with Roundup, I will give it a few days to take effect before I start clearing.image.jpeg image.jpeg image.jpeg image.jpeg image.jpeg image.jpeg
 
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