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This occupy movement is geographically "based" in the Buffer Zone, which currently marks the split between the Republic of Cyprus, a member of the EU, and the other half of the island occupied by Turkey. The movement calls this the Dead Zone as no one is allowed to live there, no new buildings are allowed to be erected, etc.
From the Occupy Buffer Zone website:
"the so-called ‘Cyprus problem’ is a result of the competitions that are created in capitalism and expresses the interests of local and international forces in the region. Thus we considered it important, T/Cs [Turkish Cypriots] and G/Cs [Greek Cypriots] jointly, to transfer the protest to the space of the dead zone, a point of the island which semiotically describes all of the above."
'The track ends here gentlemen' says the buffers as First Scotrail's Class 170, 170426 unloads passengers after arrival from Glasgow Queen Street and First Scotrail Class 158, 158717 awaits its next duties on the service to Thurso and Wick in the stabling road.
Various images taken of the disused Mayfield Train Station opposite Piccadilly in Manchester.
These were during a tour with Jonathan Schofield on 18th Feb 2018.
Die Scharfenbergkupplung gehört zu den Mittelpufferkupplungen. Sie ermöglicht ein schnelles, einfaches und vor allem sicheres Kuppeln und Entkuppeln von Zügen. Entwickelt wurde die Kupplung von Karl Scharfenberg in der Waggonfabrik L. Steinfurt AG in Königsberg, der 1904 und 1907 darauf Patente erhielt. Wikipedia
The Scharfenberg coupler is one of the center buffer couplers. It enables trains to be coupled and uncoupled quickly, easily and, above all, safely. The coupling was developed by Karl Scharfenberg at the Waggonfabrik L. Steinfurt AG in Königsberg, who received patents for it in 1904 and 1907. Wikipedia
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Various images taken of the disused Mayfield Train Station opposite Piccadilly in Manchester.
These were during a tour with Jonathan Schofield on 18th Feb 2018.
Well, it's time for the first lamp on my system:) Buffer tube will be made on the lamp E88CC, the filament voltage is 6.3 V, the anode 42-45V. 12V/10VA powered transformer. For now I have the PCB and some components. The lamp is E88CC Tesla (NOS). I have no idea yet on the cover, but with time:)
Recently uncovered buffers at Fendrayton from the disused St-Ives to Cambridge railway which closed in 1970.These buffers were put in place by ARC (Amalgamated roadstone corporation) when they used the old line to shift aggregate to north London until 1992 when they were quarrying in the area.They have been uncovered due to vegetation clearance because the (mis)guided bus is following this route and the tracks will be lifted soon too.The track from St-Ives to this point was lifted sometime in the late 1970's when ARC used the route as a road for their tipper lorrys hauling aggregate and moving heavy plant machinery.
142023 waits in platform 1 on the 0940 to York. Selby is no longer a through station until 8th September, 2014 whilst repairs are undertaken on the swing bridge. A significant barrier can be seen to stop trains over running and going for a swim in the River Ouse.
About to buffer up to ex BR M9218 a 1955 Doncaster built BSO at Lakeside station, on the side of Lake Windermere, ready for a train to Haverthwaite 3 miles away is 2996 'Victor' a Bagnall 1951 Stafford built 0-6-0ST.
30th August 2017
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