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@Lynne , there should be nothing stopping you from posting on ram65's thread.
@FredBassett , the threads were removed due to the comments made, not because the accident was horrific.
OK, thanks @flo . I've removed that thread also.
I think that is a fair request in light of the sad news of her death, so I have removed it.
It was mainly to avoid trolling and to avoid having red disagrees over all posts which you sometimes see on other sites, but I'll look into it on the next update.
@elvis presley , I wouldn't go quite that far. We often get spam and advertising posts which I remove. In the early days we had separate forums for politics and other topics but 99% of the time people still posted in the general discussion area.
@Lynne , I tend to agree with Clive.
A Dawlish historian has claimed the damage to the Dawlish rail line may have been prevented if the designer Brunel's original plans were followed. Bob Vicary prepared seven history boards along the South Devon Coast Path between Dawlish Warren and Lea Mount Park, Dawlish, for the Brunel bicentenary. He did much research and said the facts are 'a bit faint, but plenty of them'. Read ...
Network Rail has announced they will reopen the storm-damaged railway line, that connects the South West to the rest of the UK, on the 4 April, two weeks earlier than planned and well in time for Easter. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-26433185
@flo , I didn't think so, but others have been reporting similar odd behavior. I will look into it.
