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Shakespeare Express 2010

Discussion in 'What's Going On' started by pete12000, Jun 20, 2010.

  1. saltydog

    saltydog Part of the furniture

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    It's 4965 again this week.
     
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    campainr Well-Known Member

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    Is it planned to be the normal route this week? ie. out via north warks and return via solihull.
     
  3. david1984

    david1984 Resident of Nat Pres

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    Rood Ashton heading down the North Warwick as normal this morning, Ray Churchill on the regulator & Bob Meanley on the shovel.
     
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    Nice one Matt. Hope you enjoyed your day out on the Midlander. Thanks for the emails letting us know where the train was!

    My efforts today were on the single branch line for a change.

    http://rickeborallphotography.fotopic.net/

    Cheers.. RICK
     
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    Bob is real working hard this weekend he was fireing from new street yesterday
     
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    And for those of you who can't get enough of her it's 4965 again next week.
    She put in another fine performance today, ably assisted by Messrs Churchill, B.Meanley and A.Meanly.
     
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    Because after the Midlander the stock is now a different way round from normal, will it be turned? And if so how will it be done?
     
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    Given the size of the yard at Tyseley. you wouldn't believe the amount of moves it takes to turn a train.
    Just really pleased that I'm off for the next couple of weeks.:):
     
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    Assisted by Guard P. Allison of Stourbridge Shed next Sunday!
     
  12. Pete Thornhill

    Pete Thornhill Resident of Nat Pres Staff Member Administrator Moderator Friend

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    Congratulations Phil!!! Good to see you working your way through the ranks!
     
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    8th August on UK Steam suggests 5029
     
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  15. saltydog

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    I doubt it. Given the amount of work she seems to have in the South West over that period.
     
  16. GWRman

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    It's on thier website so they must be.
     
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    Where is Nunney now?

    Just found out its already back at Tyseley!!
     
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    We made our way back there after the Cathedrals to Worcester on July 1st.
     
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    Just to save all of you salivating at the thought of 5029 working The Shakespeare on the 8th............. Change of plan.............We will not be doing this trip now!

    Sorry.
     

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