--- In SIAMulations@..., Tim Bourne <yahoogroups@...> wrote:
>
> > I cannot find Weymouth(E).It is required for the 1210.
>
> Where there is a letter after a dash following the destination or origin
> of a train, it indicates the type of train. E means empty stock. There
> are several arrivals where part of the train continues as empty stock
> with the train engine to the station, while the main portion goes to the
> docks.
>
> Best wishes,
> Tim Bourne (SIAM)
>
Thanks Tim

> I cannot find Weymouth(E).It is required for the 1210.

Where there is a letter after a dash following the destination or origin
of a train, it indicates the type of train. E means empty stock. There
are several arrivals where part of the train continues as empty stock
with the train engine to the station, while the main portion goes to the
docks.

Best wishes,
Tim Bourne (SIAM)

I cannot find Weymouth(E).It is required for the 1210.
             Thanks

Tim, re your remark about (Bath S&D and) Plymouth: I like Plymouth the size it
is.
Regards, Richard

> Cardiff General would be a suitable focal point as during the late
> 1950s/early 1960s the traffic through this point was very heavy (both
> passenger and freight) and Canton shed would add further interest with light
> engine movements between there and the various yards.

Yes, I'd love to do that one, though I have no personal knowledge of the
area in steam days.

Best wishes,
Tim Bourne (SIAM)