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Frothblower

Frothblower

Lubrication In Moderation
I got off the train today at Snow Hill from London and look what was on the other platform, I nearly wet myself with excitement.:blush: Brilliant.:)
 
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Great pics, I bet you thought you had travelled back in time! These might be a bit more reliable than the things they call trains today.
 
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nice one froth:):):) imagine how you would have felt if you had not got yer camera with you.....:cry::cry:

lyn
 
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Frothy,
York rail museum,is a treasure of railway engines.
 
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lovely train Froth thanks for the post.:)

I also posted a nice link but it has to wait approval (done )
 
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Astoness said:
nice one froth:):):) imagine how you would have felt if you had not got yer camera with you.....:cry::cry:

lyn
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I would have taken a lot more, but there was loads of people round it.
Thanks for the link Alf
 
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Thanks for that Frothy. Pete got all excited too [which is not very often when I mention the forum] as he was a train spotter years ago. Jean.
 
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What do you mean years ago Jean once a Train Spotter always a Train Spotter:)
 
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Alf there's a lot of things he did years ago that he don't any more:D:D. Only kidding. He used to go along with his older brothers and the elder one is still mad keen..[On trains] so I am going to phone him later as he has loads of photo's I could put on the forum. Bye. Jean.
 
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