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North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by The Black Hat, Feb 13, 2011.

  1. paul1609

    paul1609 New Member

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    Down south this is a pretty common occcurence, for the K&ESR the Santa season is a high earning potential in the past we've hired coaches from the Swanage, West Somerset and East Lancs probably others Ive forgotten. i think the Spa Valley hired coaches from West Coast for their Polar Express last year.
     
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    Jamessquared Nat Pres stalwart

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    Anecdotally I’ve heard Spa Valley are hiring a carriage from the Bluebell this winter.

    Tom
     
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    Ploughman Resident of Nat Pres

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    I saw Piglet on TV last night on More 4 Chan 18.
    Another episode of Steam Trains.
    A lot of complimentary comments about the GWSR
    More to come in the next weeks,
     
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    It is not simply the track that is the problem but the land that is subsiding. There's a question over who is responsible as Network Rail own the land at Grosmont. it is only leased by the NYMR.
     
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    The gate is the original installed around 2001. It has received a number of repairs but we eventually had to replace it owing to rot on the main beams. So 20/25 years would appear to be the benchmark.
     
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    That's not bad really. I wonder how my windows and doors are doing?

    Sawdust.
     
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