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Mid-Norfolk Extension

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by carpentr, Apr 21, 2012.

  1. Martin Perry

    Martin Perry Nat Pres stalwart Staff Member Moderator Friend

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    Possibly referring to the WHHR?
     
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    There is no joint station with the WHHR though. There plenty of joint stations between heritage railways and network rail, but as far as I'm aware none between two separate heritage railways.
     
  3. Martin Perry

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    True enough, I thought that we were talking junctions rather than joint stations, I was wrong. Blodwell Jn on the Tanat Valley line might eventually become one, if a station is ever built there.
     
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    A really excellent set of photos, it gives a very good insight into the state of things up there. Thanks very much for taking, and posting, them.

    Noel
     
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    Yes, of course I do!!
    But they are separate lines, with separate names and marketed at least partially separately - so I think that counts.
     
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    Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but does anyone know what is happening with the plans to extend. The website seems no longer to give updates of work being carried out, and is very silent on their immediate plans to get to Hoe?
     
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    The MNR have previously had an end of season works train up to the limits of the usable line that gives you some idea of how things have progressed. Not heard if it has happened or is due soon? Would be good to find out.
     
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    Porthmadog.
     
  9. Martin Perry

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    Is there an echo in here??!! :D - read back a few posts ... !
     
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    Resurrecting this thread again, but this time with news of an excursion to the MNR by InterCity 125 which will be one first trains to Hoe UKRailtours.com: THE SILVER LINING

    i understand that there will be some MNR trains before this for the people who have supported the work through the sponsor a sleeper scheme.
     

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