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Three Generations of the A82
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I'd be very sorry to see Road Schemes disappear. When I visit cbrd, it's where I usually go.
I view it a couple of times a month and find it of interest; it will also make a valuable historical resource in the fullness of time.
I'd support option (2) and I'd be prepared to contribute a little time as a volunteer.
Out of interest, you say that 99% of "visitors don't seem to find it interesting or useful" (because they don't visit Road Schemes - would you consider publishing some data showing where these 99% do go?