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top spotter said:

Hi Michael Diegelmann no they did not pull it apart we did not expect it to run in this formation.It should have run with both on the front.Best wishes Alan.


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top spotter said:

Hi Alex1ce,Thanks for your like Best wishes Alan.


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Peter_private_box said:

Thank you so much my dear Füsun, I am happy that you have found this picture. Do you remember the luggage trolley (with the milk churns) which you can see under the bridge in the distance? We were both here! I look forward to your entries in SPC, and hope they do well for you! Love Peter XXXXXXXXXXX


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dave marsh said:

Hi Alan, It's been too cold to go anywhere in UK. Let's hope we all have a good warm summer.

Regards

Dave


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Steve Drury said:

Valéria Nogueira Eik thank you i am pleased you like this view of "Lord of the Isles" this is a famous film location from "Harry Potter"

best wishes .. steve UK


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Steve Drury said:

grisleyreg thank you Reg for your visit and comments here and also your "like" is very much appreciated too .. we try to visit this area of Scotland once a year if possible Reg

best wishes .. steve


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top spotter said:

Hi Bernard Bost This Loco is a Battle of Britain class pacific designed by O.V.Bulleid for the Southern Railway.This one is named after a Battle of Britain Fighter station Tangmere.Best wishes Alan.


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roeli bindels said:

this is spectaculair!!!!! like and fav! gr. roeli :)


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studio4t1 said:

Hi Lady GooGoo la la. Thanks for your very Kind words and Like. Much appreciated. I wish you and your family a Very Happy New Year All the best 4 t ⃝ N E.


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dave marsh said:

Hi Peter, I tried to get a photo with a train going past but the digital camera has a time delay, never mind. As we all say elf n safety has gone mad!

Regards

Dave


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dave marsh I am65 and retired. I enjoy photography as a way to relax. Steam trains are still a passion from childhood. I have always lived in Birmingham and am married to my lovely wife Jackie. We enjoy playing bridge playing at the Heathercroft & Northfield clubs. My profile photo is with grandson James who follows in the family tradition of supporting West Bromwich Albion [ 5th generaton dating back to 1919-20 when the Baggies won the Division 1 title !! ]

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