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Railway Related Quiz. Oscar should get 100%

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What and Where?

Number 1.

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Number 2.

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Number 3.

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Number 4.

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The railway link is a bit hard in No.2 but it is there. You need to know a bit of railway history for No.4
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Sorry to disappoint you Brian, but except for the obvious Firth of Forth I am at a loss. At first I thought 1 was London Waterloo because of the glass, but the surroundings seem to be wrong. There are many bridges like no 2 in the world, including the Golden Gate in SF. No idea about 4.

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no1 Edinburgh Waverley? :wink:
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no4 in wales ? bit vague I know, made of timber and was replaced a few years back due to worms!
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no2 is probably the 1st severn road bridge and the severn rail tunnel is under the water :?:
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no2 forth bridge :?: it's in scotland any way :lol:
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Mark,
You have got two right :D
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but what two :?: have to get my thinking head on :lol:
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no3 is the forth rail bridge
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no4 is I think is Barmouth, couldn't think of the name to start with :!: I am guessing I got 1&2 right :?:
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Three out of four now :P
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no4 must be wrong!
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4 is tay bridge.

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I was only a few hundred miles out :lol:
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Post by Brian »

Ok so the answers are:

1.. Waverley Station, Edinburgh.

2.. The Firth of Forth road bridge. Railway connection? I took it from the train as I passed over the rail bridge on the train.

3.. The Firth of Forth Rail bridge, one of the great engineering marvels of the railway age. Built without the use of computers and modern heavy equipment. The covers on the side are for the workmen.

4.. The Tay rail bridge. Scene of a great train disaster in the 1800's when a train went into the river in a storm.

Well done chaps.
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