LarryG
Western Thunderer
The increasing number of steam railway programs on TV are making viewers even more aware of what is out there, and the the programs revolve around the steam locomotive, the staff and the scenery. These programs create an attractive package. I wonder how many people visiting a town look over a bridge and see a DMU, then walk on.
Back in the early 1990's , the big new idea was to operate a small industrial steam loco and two coaches during the Winter months. So long as it puffs, whistles and smells of steam etc, the public are happy.
Back in the early 1990's , the big new idea was to operate a small industrial steam loco and two coaches during the Winter months. So long as it puffs, whistles and smells of steam etc, the public are happy.
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