Talk:Birkenhead Dock Branch

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Strange thing with this sentence?

Has anyone else noticed the strange formatting that occurs with this section of text in the main article?

The final passenger working on the line was the Birkenhead Bandit Railtour, hauled by Class 40 locomotive 40122 D200, on the 16th February 1985.^[1]

^ What's Up, Dock?, Flickr, retrieved 22 January 2012

Something is embedded which creates a different font style and then a redirect through quick maps. It then shows Wilson Road, Fort Knox, USA???? How can this be fixed?

Xan Asmodi Flickr Picture

Hi,

It's Xan. I've changed the copyright notice on my picture referenced for this article. Feel free to use it in the article or transfer it to the commons. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.194.221.72 (talk) 10:10, 9 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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[1] What's Up, Dock?, Flickr, retrieved 22 January 2012

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