The Chill Out Zone - Page 14966

Gate Keeper · 28th November 2019, 15:12

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Originally Posted by Jnorris

Hi Phil,

Just saw this, really sorry to hear the news, hope you get well soon. Last time i was in a Nairobi hospital was having tonsils out! Then Mombasa hospital stung by Lion fish.

Do hope you get well very soon.

cheers

Hi Jenny, thank you for the get well wishes, I am on the mend in a hospital called the Aga Khan University Hospital. I have been to the Mombasa Hospital a few times over the years work related, a beautiful historic building. http://mombasahospital.com/index.php/about/history, recently burnt following an alleged gas canister explosion: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/citiz...-293264/%3famp

reworht · 28th November 2019, 15:49

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

OOoo!!! Leaves on the line

on Train Sim World.

Autumn scenario from Darlington to Tees yard on a BR class 31 shunting Cement wagons.

Thornaby marshalling yards?

Lancpudn · 28th November 2019, 16:10

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Originally Posted by reworht

Thornaby marshalling yards?

Evening Rod, I'm not sure!!! This Train Sim World 'Tees valley line' scenarios/timetables are set in the year 1989 & I don't know whether they went by the name of Tees yard or Thornaby marshalling yard back then, It's got Tees yard on the gameplay.

stevestrat · 28th November 2019, 16:55

Can't offer any guidance, never been to Tees or Thornaby, Tyne Yard was our limit. When you see the Newcastle area now, Gateshead depot is now blocks of flats, Tyne Yard is a fraction of what it was as are all the big marshalling yards. I remember the day when Tyne, Kingmoor (Carlisle) and my own location Millerhill (Edinburgh) were square across with traffic.

Lancpudn · 28th November 2019, 19:51

It's snowing!

.......In my virtual train sim world

Class 47 over the Pennines stopping at Huddersfield and onto Manchester Victoria.

FLYING BANANA · 29th November 2019, 06:20

Morning all. Another lousy night for me and I have no idea why. Reasonably healthy, no worries just not able to sleep the last couple of nights.

Cloudy and damp at the moment. Supposed to get colder by Sunday.

Gate Keeper · 29th November 2019, 06:33

Thank you all for your get well wishes,

Good morning everyone

Good morning Bob

I am sorry to read you had a disturbed night.

I was discharged from hospital at 1 a.m today. A funny time but it was due to the discharge process taking 12 hours and the bill had to be verified and paid ....... That in itself, is enough to make anyone sick. I have to have an MRI in 2 weeks to check on the aneurysm. The CT scan said it had grown to 5.3cm. 5.5-5.8 is the criteria used for a repair with graft. The MRI will be more accurate. If it gets to the danger area, I will fly to the UK for the op as the skills for such a major procedure/op are not available here. Fortunately the insurance company picked up most of the cost of the stay in hospital, bar my excess. It’s great being out and back home on the mend, catching up

FLYING BANANA · 29th November 2019, 06:38

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Thank you all for your get well wishes,

Good morning everyone

Good morning Bob

I am sorry to read you had a disturbed night.

I was discharged from hospital at 1 a.m today. A funny time but it was due to the discharge process taking 12 hours and the bill had to be verified and paid ....... That in itself, is enough to make anyone sick. I have to have an MRI in 2 weeks to check on the aneurysm. The CT scan said it had grown to 5.3cm. 5.5-5.8 is the criteria used for a repair with graft. The MRI will be more accurate. If it gets to the danger area, I will fly to the UK for the op as the skills for such a major procedure/op are not available here. Fortunately the insurance company picked up most of the cost of the stay in hospital, bar my excess. It’s great being out and back home on the mend, catching up

Good to know you are on the mend Phil.

coolcat · 29th November 2019, 07:05

Morning all,

Bright blob in the sky today.........Nippy though

Bob and Phil, hope you're both feeling better soon.

Last night I had a photo shoot with a lovely young lady, Maria Lara.

Didn't get back till late so will edit some more photos up in due course.

Maria Lara by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

trikey · 29th November 2019, 07:13

Morning all, the sun has made an appearance here this morning too, coffee time before starting work.

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29th November 2019, 06:33	#149657
Gate Keeper This is my second home 4X4 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Nairobi Posts: 20,050 Thanks: 8,286 Thanked 7,017 Times in 4,160 Posts	Thank you all for your get well wishes, Good morning everyone Good morning Bob I am sorry to read you had a disturbed night. I was discharged from hospital at 1 a.m today. A funny time but it was due to the discharge process taking 12 hours and the bill had to be verified and paid ....... That in itself, is enough to make anyone sick. I have to have an MRI in 2 weeks to check on the aneurysm. The CT scan said it had grown to 5.3cm. 5.5-5.8 is the criteria used for a repair with graft. The MRI will be more accurate. If it gets to the danger area, I will fly to the UK for the op as the skills for such a major procedure/op are not available here. Fortunately the insurance company picked up most of the cost of the stay in hospital, bar my excess. It’s great being out and back home on the mend, catching up

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