60007 at the NYMR 28/07/12

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60007 at the NYMR 28/07/12

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A few pictures of 60007, 80072, 75029, 825 and 92214 from my latest visit to the NYMR on Saturday: http://2509-silverlink.deviantart.com/gallery/37644919
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Re: 60007 at the NYMR 28/07/12

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Nice photos.

Here's a couple from me during a flying visit on Saturday.

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Re: 60007 at the NYMR 28/07/12

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Great photos, thank you both for sharing.
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Very nice - saw 75029 at Whitby briefly a few weeks ago, would be nice to do a proper trip on the NYMR, ideally behind the Q6, at some point
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