15 Tyndrum Upper ?

What are my chances of getting a bike (non-folding) on the train at Highbridge and getting of at Weston in the mornings (approx 08.00) and evenings (approx 16.30).  the 'restrictions' seem to be from weston on to bristol but how hevily loaded are the trains?

There still is (except it starts in Taunton)

there is a tony robinson look-a-like in picture 1 - are time team doing a special on FGW^▸ (First Great Western)?

08.56 from Highbridge was an ATW^▸ (Arriva Trains Wales (former TOC^▸ (Train Operating Company))) 150 yesterday ( approx 08.30 from Taunton to Parkway) and there was another new paint job 9cannot remember which company) at Temple Meads yesterday afternoon

Does anyone know what the rake of Pullman/Golden Arrow (Fleche d'or) coaches with attending locos was doing at temple meads yesterday afternoon - though it did make for a nice change especially the view from platform 10 with FGW^▸ (First Great Western) , southwest trains and this train all visable

There used to be something like this at Highbridge and Burnham but I thought it gor relocated to an industrial estate roundabout, though stil on the site of the old S&DR carriage works - I presume there could be 2 and this is by the flats on the  east side of the mainline

30 - looking towards Minehead

is 16 at taunton? ( I know I've walked over it somewhere)

I'm confused - why is an anytime single at ^22.05 ( me and small person) from Weston to Chepstow @ 07.37 & 08.39 on 27/11/10 cheaper than the off peak fare of ^33.05 shown at 09.10 & 10.10. I presume any anytime ticket would be valid on the later routes unless the missing fact is that these take you to Cheltenham then south to chepstow, whilst the cheaper option is via the seemingly more sensible Severn Ttunnel Junction/newport route

There is a similar statue for Major Frank Foley, another 'british Schindler' in Highbridge, close to the station, though he also has a road named after him locally! ( as well as  a remembrance plaque was dedicated to him at the entrance to Stourbridge's Mary Stevens Park)

Was the first Overground journey - Dalston junction to Shadwell?

DLR^▸ (Docklands Light Railway) & second overground journey make sense as well

is A the level crossing just outside Poole ferry port?

About ^ 2.45 to Wembley Statdium with a railcard, 5p cheaper to Harrow on the Hill after 7pm or a small random ammount using an Oyster^▸ (Smartcard system used by passengers on Transport for London services) card (especially if there has been other travelling...)

Continuing my desire to get from Hereford to Cornwall  as slowly as possible, if you tick the show over taken trains box  and go to Newquay Not St Ives you get....

06:43 Hereford to  Great Malvern @ 07:14   
First Great Western service from Hereford to London Paddington

08:26 Great Malvern to Westbury @ 11:36   
First Great Western service from Great Malvern to Westbury

16:23 Westbury to  Par @ 19.30
First Great Western service from London Paddington to Penzance
 
20:28 Par to Newquay @ 21.20
   
Grand total of 14 hours 37 minutes weekday

St Ives is 14 Hours 12 minutes via these trains

On saturdays trains via the same route get to e St Ives in 13 hours 50 minutes and Newquay in 13 Hours 57 minutes - and Melksham hasn't been visited!!