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English: Statfold Barn Railway - going neck and neck. The Goose is a modern recreation of the type of railcar that was used on the Rio Grande Southern Railroad and in Ireland. The body is from an old coach while the front is a Morris commercial, the splendid American radiator came off a searchlight generator and the engine is a BMC. This was its first day in service as it derailed and wasn't used in March. Behind is locomotive Isibutu - a 4-4-0 T built by W G Bagnall in 1945. Bringing up the rear is Harrogate - a Peckett & Sons (Bristol) 0-6-0 ST built in 1944 as No. 2050. |
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| Author | Chris Allen |
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