Hi,
A few photo from today at the GCR.
Please view here, http://trev11.zenfolio.com/p441281371
Trev
Easter at the GCR.
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Re: Easter at the GCR.
Some great photos, thanks.
The double track does make all the difference. What is needed (apart from the bridge to join the GCR(N)), is a Euromillions winner to join the financiers, and commit to building more replica GCR locos for the line.
Just think of an 'Immingham' 4-6-0 powering along there.
The double track does make all the difference. What is needed (apart from the bridge to join the GCR(N)), is a Euromillions winner to join the financiers, and commit to building more replica GCR locos for the line.
Just think of an 'Immingham' 4-6-0 powering along there.
John.
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My spotting log website is at https://spottinglogs.co.uk/spotting-rec ... s-70s-80s/
And my spotters' b&w photo site is at http://spottinglogs.blog
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Re: Easter at the GCR.
That would be nice John.