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  1. jma1009
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    West Somerset Railway General Discussion

    ...today started re-reading John B Snell's 'One Man's Railway ' on the RHDR. The suggestion on here last week that John Snell described...
    Post by: jma1009, Oct 6, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  3. flying scotsman123
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    West Somerset Railway General Discussion

    But volunteers are far more likely to walk away than employees if treated brusquely.
    Post by: flying scotsman123, Sep 30, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  4. Martin Shaw
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    West Somerset Railway General Discussion

    ...on the Talyllyn Railway in 1951, and also the General Manager of the RHDR for 30 odd years. If you want to selectively pick quotes I realise...
    Post by: Martin Shaw, Sep 30, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  5. 60044
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    West Somerset Railway General Discussion

    JB Snell wasn't the only one, the SVR General Manager was another, and there have been other failures, in some cases more than once! (The...
    Post by: 60044, Sep 12, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  6. ross
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    West Somerset Railway General Discussion

    I think JB Snell, then manager of the RHDR was one of the first to predict this in the early 70's, before the WSR project even started. At the...
    Post by: ross, Sep 12, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  7. bluetrain
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    Tornado

    There is a precedent for Brunswick Green on a pacific. And very good it looks too. https://www.rhdr.org.uk/locomotives/southern-maid/
    Post by: bluetrain, Aug 21, 2020 in forum: Steam Traction
  8. Old Kent Biker
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    Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development

    ...with track that can be used. No, that was at Pilton. Sold to RHDR on closure - now in Trust ownership. See...
    Post by: Old Kent Biker, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
  9. Old Kent Biker
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    Post COVID Reopening Dates for Passenger trains - List in Post 1

    The Lynton and Barnstaple is reopening on Saturday 18th July. See https://www.lynton-rail.co.uk/blog/latest-railway-reopen-saturday-18th-july for...
    Post by: Old Kent Biker, Jul 12, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  10. jackshepherd
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    Railway Videos on Youtube

    Northern Chief & Winston Churchill amongst the shingles on the RHDR. [MEDIA]
    Post by: jackshepherd, Jul 11, 2020 in forum: Photography
  11. Paul.Uni
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    Post COVID Reopening Dates for Passenger trains - List in Post 1

    RHDR will be starting round trips from Hythe on 18th July https://www.facebook.com/RHandDR/posts/1912041522289798
    Post by: Paul.Uni, Jul 9, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  12. Matt37401
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    West Somerset Railway General Discussion

    Just proving my point Andy.
    Post by: Matt37401, Jul 2, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  13. andykeithharris
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    West Somerset Railway General Discussion

    ...millions on Scotsman. He was also heavily involved in rescuing the RHDR in the 70's. He was also decent to work with and highly regarded...
    Post by: andykeithharris, Jul 2, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  14. torgormaig
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    Boilers & Accidents

    There are several human aspects to this, which are covered in the report. The truck driver lived nearby and knew the area well. The line concerned...
    Post by: torgormaig, Jun 27, 2020 in forum: Steam Traction
  15. Johnb
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    Boilers & Accidents

    It's not complacency, it's stupidity. If a free for all system of private transport was a new concept now H & S wouldn't allow it.
    Post by: Johnb, Jun 27, 2020 in forum: Steam Traction
  16. Richard Roper
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    Boilers & Accidents

    Indeed, the RHDR springs to mind. What's staggering in the Victoria case though is that the B-Double driver was running parallel to the Railway as...
    Post by: Richard Roper, Jun 27, 2020 in forum: Steam Traction
  17. Sidmouth
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    Post COVID Reopening Dates for Passenger trains - List in Post 1

    ...AFRPS - 27th June Didcot - 4th July **** Steam from July 18th***** RHDR - 4th July North Bay - 4th July Perrygrove Railway - 4th July...
    Post by: Sidmouth, Jun 18, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  18. MuzTrem
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    RHDR "The Bug" - lost sister engines

    A bit of a long shot, but I wonder whether anyone can help me with this? I am trying to track down some information regarding the two long-lost...
    Thread by: MuzTrem, May 23, 2020, 2 replies, in forum: Miniature Railways
  19. Big Al
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    Great Central Railway General Matters

    Let's not debate this ad nauseum. Each heritage railway has something it would say is special. I was simply saying that the GCR is a significant...
    Post by: Big Al, May 21, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  20. Steve
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    Great Central Railway General Matters

    So, by that definition SVR, NYMR, KWVR BBR, SR, TDR and all others except the RHDR are not significant. I think not.
    Post by: Steve, May 21, 2020 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
  21. Hicks19862
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    Bure Valley Railway

    ...to recall when the BVR first opened the locomotives on loan from the RHDR were not perfectly suited to the BVR’s slightly more hilly terrain...
    Post by: Hicks19862, Apr 24, 2020 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
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