RAILWAY RECONSTRUCTION
The Thinking Man’s* Railway at Christow Station
Home of the Camping Vans, TOAD & TADPOLE
Centre of the Campaign for Real Railways
This is an actual (as opposed to
a virtual) place, where there are
real people making and doing things.
* This is the generic—for all those who have
asked if it could not also, or even instead, be
The Thinking Woman’s Railway.
Two Seconds … and they’re gone!
Research has shown that the average dwell time on
the home page of a website is two seconds; such is the
attention span of those whose brains must fidget.
Never mind, this place is not for the 98%. There is no
porn to view, no tat to buy. And no conspiracy theories
are peddled. Well, except the one about how the
railways were crippled to allow the rise of a new order.
www.TEIGNRAIL.Com
The official web entry of the
Exeter & Teign Valley Railway
The address of the railway for all purposes is:
Exeter & Teign Valley Railway,
Christow Station,
Doddiscombsleigh,
EXETER,
Devon
EX6 7YT
Telephone:- Christow (01647) 253108
Cheques should be made payable to:-
"Exeter & Teign Valley Railway" or "E. & T.V.R."
The railway has an account with the Co-operative Bank, one
of the few which has an ethical position.
The railway cannot accept electronic communications.
Even it had the means to do so, it would prefer the use of
established systems.
The Exeter & Teign Valley Railway is
owned and operated by Colin Burges
Put it in an envelope.
It is oh so clever to mock the Royal Mail—as those who have dubbed it
"snail mail" do—as if the decline in service had nothing to do with the
loss of its monopoly position, the advent of competition and indeed the
mockers’ own actions.
Royal Mail does not deserve the railway’s support, its former friend
having deserted stations in favour of motorway junctions and airports.
But the connection will be made again in time; trains will carry letters
and parcels; railwaymen and posties will rub shoulders on platforms.
Meantime, this railway maintains its principled support, as much as
anything because of the value of the postal service in rural areas, for
Royal Mail provides much good employment and the postman is more
than just his deliveries.
Who with any concern for humanity would want to undermine this
by using the handiwork of Satan instead of an envelope?