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Rother Valley Railway

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by nine elms fan, Nov 4, 2012.

  1. Miff

    Miff Part of the furniture Friend

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    … including the first train (the Baguley-Brewery railcar) for 50 years.
     
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    Now that’s my kind of train!! ;)
     
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    If it goes wrong, you do stand of failing to organise the proverbial though...

    Congrats to the Rother Valley Team, amazing progress!
     
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    The latest youtube video includes a driver's-eye view (from the Baguley-Brewery) of a long length of the relaid track. Looks just like the KESR :) but then I suppose it would (it's the curves). It's also clear that quite soon, as surrounding undergrowth returns over a very few years, this bit of railway will look like it never went away.
     
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    I almost can't wait for that length to be reconnected at the ends! I gather some major engineering projects (bridges, level crossings) will have to go in before that can happen, though. (Shouldn't be too long, though; many/most of them seem to be already planned.)

    Noel
     
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