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35028 Clan Line

Discussion in 'Steam Traction' started by Big Al, Mar 2, 2016.

  1. Johnb

    Johnb Nat Pres stalwart

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    I don’t think enough recognition is given to the presentation of the coaches by Belmond, they are sometimes out several days of the week but always reappear in spotless condition
     
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    Very true, there are people in the background in all the charter companies beavering away with little recognition.
     
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    Living in the North my tour on the GBXVII was the first time I had seen or travelled with Clan Line and will say I was very impressed indeed and had to buy a few Souvenirs before we left Salisbury. Full marks and thank you to all concerned for an enjoyable day. From previous tours I would say that 'Bahamas' is another Loco that always looks 'straight out of the works'.
     
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