Indeed my old Dad worked there. It was a fireless loco. I have a distant dim memory from the 70's of a few mineral wagons standing on the exchange siding just outside Aintree station.Originally Posted by mike delamar
hi stan
its a single line into the old british enka works, where there was a few sidings and they had there own little locomainly coal would go in there
mike
Love to see a pic of that loco. Or the works when it was turning out Bristol Fighters during ww1!
I dare you.
Me, Snowy Higgins and Marty Sheridan walked through it,aged 11
Oh as I was young and easy in the mercy of his means,
Time held me green and dying
Though I sang in my chains like the sea.
Dylan Thomas
I've recently been looking at the urban exploration web site 28dayslater. Its interesting to find people still wanting to explore all those old tunnels that we used to go through when we were kids.
John
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