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Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway - LNER D49 No.62712 Final Charter - 26th October 2015

Discussion in 'Photography' started by steamingyorkshire, Oct 28, 2015.

  1. steamingyorkshire

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    The Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway on the 26th October 2015 featuring sole surviving LNER D49 No.62712 'Morayshire', with less than two weeks left on its boiler certificate the engine is seen at various locations along the railway.

    Great work from the organisers. One of the best charters I've been on, great preparation, communication & knowledge. I look forward to next time :)

    Video Available Here

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    A nice collection of shots in the autumn colours of the Avon Valley.
     
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    A few still to go with the excellent video: http://richardsteampics.weebly.com/recent-images.html
    A truly brilliant day. Big thanks to Mr fowler and Mr Gourlay for organizing and all crew and staff at the Bo'ness railway that made this happen.

    personal favorite below:

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    Regards Richard
     
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