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VSOE to Oxford 28th October

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  1. GWR

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    Not seen any talk about this one !
    It was on time going into Reading this morning.
     
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    Looked lovely going through Tilehurst but not being pushed very hard on quite a slack schedule.
     
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    Would normally be out for this one but I left my camera at my dads! However luck would have it that I am travelling from Oxford by train to Paddington so no doubt I shall see Clan Line from afar!
     
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    Going well through Tilehurst on the main, 18:25. Nearly caught me out as I was looking along the relief when it suddenly appeared behind the station building.
     
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    Saw her arrive back into Victoria this evening. Being in London and having not seen Clan Line since July, I decided to wait around for it. Looked great as usual.
     
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    Interesting to see the photos from Didcot - I was inside the GWS site when Clan Line was towed past up to Oxford, to a fair old exchange of whistles with 1338 which was waiting at a point on the branch line where you could see the special go past. One of the largest preserved steam locos, playing tunes with one of the smallest!
     
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    She was going well at Basildon yesterday but wasn't being pushed hard. Picture to follow soon.
     
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    Here she is going well at the site of the old Goring water troughs. A shame the sun didn't come out until after she had passed.
     

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