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| bvr379 | 2 Aug 2008, 01:39 AM |
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Another excellent production Colin. Congratulations. Many small children do not even know the difference between steam and IC. If they can tell a real steam engine from an IC look-alike, they often prefer the latter, because it does not do unexpected things like blow off its safety valve, release the drain cocks, etc. The main advantage from an operational point of view is the start up time! When I had a BR cab pass, I cannot say that any drivers that I talked to wanted to exchange their air-con cab for a steam loco. footplate! There may have been a few, but I just never met them. |
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David Barnes Bure Valley Railway - The 15" gauge railway with powerful locomotives. Trains between Wroxham & Aylsham in Norfolk. Santa will be arriving soon, followed by Mince Pie Specials from 27 Dec 2009 until 3rd Jan 2010. For Bure Valley Railway info. see: BVR website, which includes timetables. | |
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