... : 20 Oct 2017 14:05 from: Tim Lee John Shelley wrote: Tony W wrote: Hi Tim. Assumption is always dangerous because sooner or later someone will prove you wrong! Tony. Tony, Are you assuming that? John, from St Ciers, formerly Harrow. Ahha! I see what you did there posted: 20 Oct 2017 19:34 from: Ariels Girdle Here's a fantastically detailed picture of Basford (MR) in 1922 showing rodding runs, turnouts, point detector etc. Maybe of use?2831_201431_180000000.jpg You can probably get a better copy from the NRM- ref DY12483 Last edited on 20 Oct 2017 19:36 by Ariels Girdle posted: 21 Oct 2017 09:34 from: Tim Lee That's a great picture come what may and going straight in my folder.... I found this one, which to me also suggests that the rodding doesn't link directly to the stretched bars, though one would need a higher res image to be certain? Tim2999_210431_140000000.jpg What I think I am seeing is what I assume is ...