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This is another of Larry's little stash of memories. Euston Street, Greenore.

Can I apologise in advance for my lack of knowledge in how to properly post a series of images. This is a wonderful little booklet that Larry had and allowed me to scan it to my computer to share on the forum. If anyone knows how to improve these images, I am open to all suggestions.

Thanks for any help in advance.

G.

Nice one C.S. very interesting to have this account of the final run.

Thanks Adie, but it's all down to Larry keeping these bits and pieces for over 50 years.

What make/model of scanner are you using? I can have a look online and see if there is a manual for it. (assuming you no longer have the scanners own one)

Me Brian??

Epson RX420. It's pretty recent and modern enough for my purposes. I just never studied it properly.
Can't even get the pictures to print properly.

Still it does pk!!

Some steam engines your uncle Larry might remember!They ran in and out of greenore

A great record of the Greenore railway.......................................

THE END

It`s a pity that`s the end of the line.........that was a very interesting and informative history of the "Greenore " railway.

Sad indeed. Great work Greenrooster for preserving the memory of this line.

Congratulations !!.....you have just past the one thousand view on this topic....well deserved for such an interesting topic..............................................................................

views northbrook.... 1000 views not posts

You`re right Brian,just got the posts mixed up with the views.......................................

There was an 'oul fella' called 'Buffer' McCarthy , who would have been a relative of Mary and Mick , who both had shops in the 'Point, who stood at those railway gates in Omeath and sold little jars of winkles -and he even provided a pin to help you 'winkle' them out.

How many pins did he have? If one I doubt it was sterilised after each use.
I remember eating those little winkles when I was young - the thoughts of it
now would make me sick.

Naw , everyone got their own pin. Mind you, in those days , I would be surprised if they were sterilised. Different times.

Uncle Larry with me looking at these pics and has told me that the little 'Tardises' on the grass are actually revolving sun huts!!

They were positioned so the patrons could rest mid croquet matches.

Now there's an idea for the park here!!

Don`t tell bornandbred about them.......................................................

.........I had to think about that one - lying down of course!

'Sun huts' indeed ...they would not have got much use this summer !

Wonderful thread...Thanks for sharing Greenrooster

A friend sent me a few more photographs.The first one is a glimpse of what the interior of the hotel looked like.
It must have been a fabulous building.