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130 •The Railway Magazine• July 2019The August issue will be on sale on August 7, 2019.
Thank you for choosingThe Railway MagazineSolution to the May issue.
Across:1 Corfe Castle 9 Camelford 10 Ariel 11 Alness
12 Boadicea 13 Elliot 15 St Aldwyn 18 St Clears 19 Bridge
21 Dollands 23 Foliot 26 Lydia 27 Great Alne 28 Hartebeeste
Down:1 Cockade 2 Roman 3 Erlestoke 4 Avon 5 Tadworth
6 Eland 7 Sylfaen 8 Sir Clwyd 14 Lechlade 16 Lord of the
7 Tredegar 18 Sudeley 20 Extreme 22 Asaph 24 Isles 25 Bere
May winner:Mr Simon Lewis, Thornton Heath, Surrey
Runners-up:Mr David Carleton, Worcester;
C Helm, Badsey, Worcestershire
The closing date for this month’s crossword is
Friday, August 9, 2019.Across
7 LNWR class of 4-6-0s named after
the company’s chairman, 1911-21 (9)
8 ___ Hill, south London station
between West Norwood and Crystal
Palace (5)
10 Maryport & ___ Railway (8)
11 ___ Bridge and East ___, adjacent
District Line stations (6)
12 and 13 ___Command,‘Battle of
Britain’No. 34049 (4-8)
15 LMS class of three-cylinder 4-6-0s...
(7)
17 ... and No. 45596, one recently
returned to steam (7)
20 and 22 GWR‘Castle’No. 5066,
Wardour Castleuntil 1956 (3,5,4)
25 ___ Street, London terminus built by
the SER in 1866 (6)
26 Terminus of a short LNWR branch
west of Birmingham New Street (8)
27 The___Cross,‘D11/2’No. 62686 (5)
28 William ___, LB&SCR Locomotive
Engineer, 1870-89 (9)Down
1 See 21 down
2 City with Connelly, Pearse and
Tara Street stations (6)
3 The first‘C’of‘CLC’(8)
4 County ___ Railways Joint
Committee (7)
5 Name given to stations
in Nottingham, Sheffield and
Manchester (8)
6 Location with stations including
Bungalow, Minorca and Fairy
Cottage (4,2,3)
9 Short 21 down branching off
another (4)
14 Type 4 No. D255 (9)
16 The‘I’ofH.L.I., original name of
‘Royal Scot’No. 46121, elongated in
1949 (8)
18 Piccadilly Line station between
Park Royal and Rayners Lane (8)
19 Station between Surbiton and
Effingham Junction (7)
21 and 1 down Indication on
a block instrument that a train can
be accepted (4,5)
23 GWR‘Castle’No. 100A1,
No. 4009Shooting Staruntil 1936 (6)
24 Heavenly Northern Line station?
(5)HOW many of you guessed last month’s
mystery picture of Class 56 No. 56045
(right) taken by Michael Ricks was at Eling
Wharf, Southampton, and about to cross
High Street, Totton?
The building on the right survives
today, and on the other side of the Totton
bypass, rail tracks that served the wharf
are also visible
For this month, another teaser – where
is this remote station and signalbox
(left)? Clue: It closed in 1953. Answer next
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