Sodor Workshops Archive -

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QR codes are like 2-dimensional barcodes capable of representing all sorts to data. They are the perfect mechanism for representing URLs as cameras can scan and process them.

Now desktop users with an iSight (or iSight compatible) camera can read QR codes. Found a QR code in a magazine or catalog? Simply hold up to the iSight camera to scan, store and browse to. Received a QR code in an email? Just drag it into QR Journal to read it.


Sodor Workshops Archive -

As he pulled a dusty tube from a high shelf, a small, unlabelled ledger fell to the floor. Arkwright picked it up, brushing away decades of soot. It wasn't an official railway record. It was a personal diary belonging to a foreman from the days of the Sodor & Mainland Railway, long before the Fat Controller’s time.

First, let's travel to the workshops of the Island of Sodor itself. In the lore of the Railway Series by the Rev. W. Awdry and the Thomas & Friends TV series, is a crucial location, serving as a foundational element of the island's railway stories. sodor workshops archive

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