Hehehhe I was thinking the same.
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I work all night and I sleep all day 
Yes it is very hard in the heat. This one was taken at 0720. We start at 0600, work till about twelve.
And yes Lee, by the time I’m done dragging all these logs, I’ll be towing broken down railway carriages from your station! 
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Ill put a tow hitch on you and use you instead of the hilux
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The way our trains were breaking down in the heat , we could use some help 
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Can I ask you how does it happen that the heat is bending the tracks?
In layman terms…
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Continuous welded rail and very few expansion joints
https://images.app.goo.gl/TWWW8tSKPSSLJyF16
If these are not greased or not big enough, you end up with this
https://images.app.goo.gl/CtHUB9rjAPdbhhH17
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(Reads “Holy CARP”)
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You can also have the overhead power cables sagging …which presents a whole new set of problems
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Curious. Here in Austria they are tensioned via weights specifically so that there can’t be sag.
Are they mounted differently in GB?
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yep we have that too … but there seems to be a max limit to how much they give, or if the pullies get jammed
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Is that the dog with the same name as your plane?
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No that was meant to be our golden retriever, Dozer.
The rosie name thing is one of those happy accidents of large numbers that i enjoy 
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Gravedigger
When you dig my grave
Could you make it shallow?
So that I can feel the rain
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Love that song- it was actually on their setlist last night- I don’t think I’ve seen that one live.
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Do you know the Willie Nelson cover version? That one is cool as well IMO.
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Did your daughter turn into a blueberry? Your son fall into the liquid chocolate?
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No, but he ate so much chocolate that he puked at dinner… Great parenting 
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Mt. Rushmore