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The Longest Preserved Line in East Anglia

 
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Bramleyman



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PostPosted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 12:48 pm    Post subject: The Longest Preserved Line in East Anglia Reply with quote

While driving home from March yesterday, I came across what must be the longest Preserved line in the area.

This drewery loco was 'stabled' next to the barn and on a very short piece of track. I do know a bit more about it, plus the plans for its future and keeping quiet as to its location during the current spell of scrap metal thefts. Originally, this loco was on the Epping - Ongar line.



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