Talk:Bumble Hole Line
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[edit] Shortest line?
- "It was one of the shortest railway lines ever built"
It is no wonder that this has attracted a citation request. There must be a word missing after 'shortest': independent?, self-contained?, four-track? (I have no idea, as I'd never heard of the line before!)
There must be many railway lines that are as short. The GWR Windsor Branch line is no more than a couple of miles long, and there must be countless more that are little more than sidings...
EdJogg 13:55, 1 April 2007 (UTC)
- Not to mention the nearby - and shorter! - Strourbidge branch!. Text removed; line described as "short" in opening. Andy Mabbett 18:00, 1 April 2007 (UTC)
