Autobiography

'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 8

In 1967 I became in charge of train planning in South Wales, which mainly meant coping with the demands of very active coal and steel industries. How things have changed...

Precious Time

Often I staggered as if drunk. I was working too hard with little rest and lost conciousness twice of exhaustion. I awoke with a fright terribly startled every morning.
Cherry

Afters for Others

Towel dry cuddles, from mums and dads.

'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 7 / 2

More anecdotes, derailments,new digs on the coast and chapels in the valleys.

'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 7 / 1

A new job,and the railway teaches me to drive, but still the derailments continue as I suffer my 'jonah' role...

A house is nothing whilst a home is everything.

A home is full of books,pictures,clutter that we have accumulated over the years.

'The Toss of a Coin,, Chapter 6 / 2

More tales of a hectic nine months as Stationmaster, Aberbeeg, the last Stationmaster before Area Management abolishes the post of Stationmaster...

'The Toss of a Coin', Chapter 6 / 1

'The coin is tossed' and I become stationmaster Aberbeeg, an operating post with 70 staff in the Western Valley above Newport. And this influenced the rest of my career...