Another survivor
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hq1hitchin
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Another survivor
A nice little chap - I have always had a soft spot for these. Anyone care to guess where it is?
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Ferrybridge Flyer
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Re: Another survivor
Blue sky in Bridlington - what year was that? Looks more tropical to me - Portugal possibly.
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Re: Another survivor
There is/was one on a plinth like that in Iraq.
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hq1hitchin
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Re: Another survivor
Correct, Richard - not Brid, Boston or Lowestoft...richard wrote:There is/was one on a plinth like that in Iraq.
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According to the website, it's still there
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Re: Another survivor
Its obviously not Iraq its on the island of Sodor where the sun (Almost) always shines, can you see the fat controllers house. The palm tree flourishes because the Gulf Stream warms the climate around the Island.
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.