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Rother Valley Railway

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by nine elms fan, Nov 4, 2012.

  1. Chailey Stowe

    Chailey Stowe New Member

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    My footage from yesterday’s event, alongside 1013’s move the previous day if anyone is interested.

    Was very good to see the station very busy, did catch me a little off guard. Hopefully lots of donations were made to a great cause.

     
  2. Breva

    Breva Part of the furniture

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    Good film!
    A flange greaser would be an idea on that curve!
     
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  3. Fireline

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    We had one for when Britannia was there..... :)

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    Romsey Part of the furniture

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    Yes I did manage to speak to a human once at Virgin media. It sort of resolved one problem but created two more.
    Hardly a good way to encourage a happy customer base! ( Thank goodness for local IT/computer companies who will try to fix stuff.)
    Remember the Meerkat adverts? " Simples" is a worthwhile target for any open access system......

    Cheers, Neil
     

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