Rail Lines as Safer Travel Route

[BrixhamBadger]

Don`t worry about it.

[Pagan-Mist]

I happen to know who laura branigan is sorry my soh sucks oh and I just downloaded self control many thanks :p

[BrixhamBadger]

(9 November 2012, 17:49)Pagan-Mist Wrote: I happen to know who laura branigan is sorry my soh sucks oh and I just downloaded self control many thanks :p

Lmao... it was aimed at N.R.`s signature... "I live among the creatures of the night." That is a line from Lauras song that you just d/loaded.

[Pagan-Mist]

I know I just downloaded it lol mind I haven't heard it in years

[bigpaul]

IF we have to bug out, we go just before dawn, walk or probably cycle a couple of miles until we are out of the immediate area then hole up for most of the day, then go again late afternoon, i reckon 24 hours or less and we will be in our BOL.

[Metroyeti]

I try and practise, I go one way, try it again with a different route, see if theres short cuts, or imagine paths are bloked or theres enemy that I have to go past. Its good to keep on your toes.

[NorthernRaider]

(9 November 2012, 17:10)BrixhamBadger Wrote:

(9 November 2012, 16:49)NorthernRaider Wrote: I live among the creatures of the night.

Laura Branigan.... Self Control?

She borrowed it of me

I' I live among the creatures of the night ( then she sings ) I have not got the will to try and fight.

I sing

I' I live among the creatures of the night, I have not got the will to repeat myself for the 45th time

[The Local Ned]

Lots of points to using established routes that can aid in cutting the distance travelled between stops ,down to a minimum.

Railways can be your saviour or your nemesis.

Lots of the older routes were dug down below surface height to keep them off the skyline , you will have lots of vegetation trackside and sloping verges regularly too.
Ideal ambush / trap sites , difficult to disperse from if caught.
Other side of the coin - good concealment from prying eyes.

Railway Bridges / crossings may be the things to worry over most.
These are the railways choke points and easy to setup static checkpoints on , thats why NR is paralleling them and not using them , and he will already have marked out those areas with tunnels / crossings or bridges to be avoided.

[NorthernRaider]

(10 November 2012, 00:42)The Local Ned Wrote: Lots of points to using established routes that can aid in cutting the distance travelled between stops ,down to a minimum.

Railways can be your saviour or your nemesis.

Lots of the older routes were dug down below surface height to keep them off the skyline , you will have lots of vegetation trackside and sloping verges regularly too.
Ideal ambush / trap sites , difficult to disperse from if caught.
Other side of the coin - good concealment from prying eyes.

Railway Bridges / crossings may be the things to worry over most.
These are the railways choke points and easy to setup static checkpoints on , thats why NR is paralleling them and not using them , and he will already have marked out those areas with tunnels / crossings or bridges to be avoided.

Your military heritage escapes you

[Paul]

I used to walk one down in Dorset a lot.
Quickest way between Bournemouth East & Bmth Central late at night.
I always went camouflaged though.
Florescent vest, EDC, and head Torch.
Camo for the common man!
Got stopped once only to find out what I was doing.
"Checking signals" was my reason and off he went muttering.
Dunno why.