I think they might have good size one available at Killington ski resort, I’ll let you know.

Yeah, I guess an underground railroad might be a bit unusual in Ireland considering it’s an American phrase pertaining to the vast network of people who helped fugitive slaves escape to the North and to Canada during the 19th century. Still, you never know.

An underground mountain railway? It would be unusual?

JD – I don’t know what you’re on about. Global warming? It’s getting colder here every year.

E Mum – You never said that about me! *shuffles off in a sulk*

TT – Ha! A nice link. As you say – off topic but whet the hell: it’s a good one.

tt: Glad you posted that link. It fills in some of the gaps in what I’ve read over the past few months.

Nothing to do with your post but I thought you might find this of interest.

When I was a kid, we got at least a foot of snow a week during the winter. Nowdays, we rarely see an inch of the powdery white stuff.

And it sounds suspiciously like Herself is running an underground railroad type of operation in the basement perhaps? Secret tunnels and all that? Heck, if it helps pay the bills it’s worth putting up with, yes?