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  1. ragl gefällt 73108s Beitrag in dem Thema North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion.

    Sorry @Drewry Car but this did make me chuckle. And yes, as a professional writer*, I've been hoist by my own petard in that manner many times ;) One only has to take a cursory glance at the BBC news and sport web sites (two words) to see how...

    2 Juni 2026 um 08:33
  2. ragl gefällt Sheffs Beitrag in dem Thema 6024 King Edward 1.

    I was an engineer in the chemical industry all my working life and firstly for our sins they were always referred to as vacuum pumps, be they recip, liquid ring or whatever. However, in design and specification, we always used absolute pressure...

    2 Juni 2026 um 08:28
  3. ragl gefällt Oswald T Wistles Beitrag in dem Thema Northern Belle 2026.

    I'm really late with my homework, but it is half term, and no the cat did not eat it! On Monday it was Maisie's birthday; as Maisie was a stray we don't really know her true birthday, but the vet at the rescue centre estimated that she was 18...

    30 Mai 2026 um 09:15
  4. ragl gefällt LittleRedTrains Beitrag in dem Thema Vintage Trains 2026.

    Ready to go at Snow Hill. Not sure what's on the back. [ATTACH]

    DSC_0169.JPG 30 Mai 2026 um 09:14
  5. ragl gefällt Britfoamers Beitrag in dem Thema Railways and People.

    Well it's down there somewhere![ATTACH]

    P1090965.JPG 30 Mai 2026 um 09:13
  6. ragl gefällt Mrcows Beitrag in dem Thema FR & WHR & WHHR News.

    Miff is entirely correct. I'm Maddie, I am currently responsible for looking after 120. It is most likely to steam next, although as you would imagine it is a slow process. 120 is in good condition with a recent works visit in South Africa...

    28 Mai 2026 um 13:57
  7. ragl gefällt marshall5s Beitrag in dem Thema Isle Of Man Steam Railway.

    Once part of Collection X the restoration of MNR No.16 (later IMR F37) approaches completion and it was out for a test run yesterday evening. M.N.Ry. No.16 was built in 1899 by Hurst-Nelson of Motherwell and is one of only two bogie carriages...

    MNR 16 (IMR F37) on test Douglas 27.5.26.jpg MNR 16 (IMR F37) on test Castletown 27.5.26.jpg MNR 16 (IMR F37) on test Douglas 27.5.26.jpg 2.jpg 28 Mai 2026 um 13:54