Re: you asked for it..... *LINK*
| April 07, 2006 12:52PM |
Jerry,
Here is the picture, taken by my late father (who had an annoying habit of posing dark objects against a dark background) of myself aged 4 with my 2 year old brother beside "Woolwich" at Bicton Gardens in Devon, UK. The loco, an 18" gauge oil fired 0-4-0T, was built during WW1 for Woolwich Arsenal. It is now somewhere in the London Area (Enfield I think).
Off on holiday in the morning - going to North Wales for a Narrow Gauge fix - including Garratts
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Here is the picture, taken by my late father (who had an annoying habit of posing dark objects against a dark background) of myself aged 4 with my 2 year old brother beside "Woolwich" at Bicton Gardens in Devon, UK. The loco, an 18" gauge oil fired 0-4-0T, was built during WW1 for Woolwich Arsenal. It is now somewhere in the London Area (Enfield I think).
Off on holiday in the morning - going to North Wales for a Narrow Gauge fix - including Garratts
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