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Clan Line British Pullman Jan 24

Discussion in 'What's Going On' started by ian14, Jan 24, 2014.

  1. ian14

    ian14 Member

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    Lovely to see the first mainline steam of 2014 appearing in the distance and speeding ever closer. I was also hoping for a touch of contrast from either the District Line or London Overground. In the event, luckily both played along:

    Clan Line British Pullman Richmond Photos
     
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    At Albury in the Surrey Hills. dull light but the rain held off, no diesel and I had the crossing to myself.

     
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    So Glad that steam 2014 is here.
     
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    We had an hors d'oeuvre 2 weeks ago with the B1 test run mind.
     
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    Thanks for this, Mr. K. Wonderful sound. Since moving to Gloucestershire, I've come to appreciate GWR locos a lot more, particularly the excellent No. 5043, but a clip like that reminds me why I'll always be first and foremost a Southern man. You can't beat a Bulleid!
     
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    Great video. Good location!

    No stroppy farmers this time then?!.
     
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    Nope - think he got washed away in the flood.
     
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