Lockdown non-touring quiz

[Mike Sales]

Ceffyl haearn I think?

[Cyril Haearn]

Ceffyl haearn I think?

Ceffyl haearn is cycle

This is rheilffordd bach yn orsaf fawr, a little train in a big (standard gauge) station, there are not so many of those

[Mike Sales]

Ceffyl haearn I think?

Ceffyl haearn is cycle

This is rheilffordd bach yn orsaf fawr, a little train in a big (standard gauge) station, there are not so many of those

It also translates as Iron Horse, which in English can mean railway engine: I was trying a little joke.

[Cyril Haearn]

Ceffyl haearn I think?

Ceffyl haearn is cycle

This is rheilffordd bach yn orsaf fawr, a little train in a big (standard gauge) station, there are not so many of those

It also translates as Iron Horse, which in English can mean railway engine: I was trying a little joke.

Makes sense, explains why I love cycles and trains
Going for a trip on a draisine soon, a sort of cycle on rails

[Mike Sales]

Makes sense, explains why I love cycles and trains
Going for a trip on a draisine soon, a sort of cycle on rails

Should be fun.
Does "draisine" have any association with "draisienne" I wonder?

[Mike Sales]

Blaenau Ffestiniog?

[rotavator]

A bit of a wild guess: Fairbourne. If not, I suspect it is somewhere else in Wales.

[Cyril Haearn]

Both wrong, there are many more Great Little Trains
Tis in Wales of course

[PT1029]

Llanuwchllyn, Bala Lake Railway?

[Cyril Haearn]

Right, it is a narrow-gauge line on the standard gauge formation, part of the line from Ruabon - Barmouth Junction
The Corwen - Llangollen section is used by standard gauge steam trains

[PT1029]

Here's another one for you :

[jgurney]

Here's another one for you :

The church at Long Compton, Oxfordshire, near the Rollright Stones.

[PT1029]

Yes! I'll have to make them harder, I have one in mind if/when I have another go.

[jgurney]

This lonely hostel was a welcome refuge. Where is it?

[PT1029]

Looking at the field boundary wall, I'd say sort of Wales/Pennines/Scotland (as opposed to Cotswolds/Chilterns/South of England).
Not that precise a guess, but you have to start somewhere!