Re: Welsh Pony Steams again
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That is awesome, what an accomplishment. I’d completely lost track of the project, so thanks for posting this. They have four of their old 1860s George England locos, but I’ve only ridden behind Palmerston. So combined with the newly-restored Colorado tenwheelers, there’s now three locomotives on the ole bucket list. 
Don’t do Facebook I’m afraid, is there any update on James Spooner?
Darn virus......
Ralph
Don’t do Facebook I’m afraid, is there any update on James Spooner?
Darn virus......
Ralph
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