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Sideshoots - associated subjects => Heritage railway lines, Railtours, other rail based attractions => Topic started by: Clan Line on August 17, 2024, 20:37:32



Title: A Thumper (not a rabbit)
Post by: Clan Line on August 17, 2024, 20:37:32
Excursion from Tonbridge to Warminster for Imber Bus Day.



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Heading for Westbury as ECS after dropping everyone off at Warminster

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Passing Norton Bavant, fully loaded, on the return leg



Title: Re: A Thumper (not a rabbit)
Post by: broadgage on September 02, 2024, 13:20:33
A proper train, not inter city of course but definitely a proper local or outer suburban train. Padded seats and reasonable leg room.


Title: Re: A Thumper (not a rabbit)
Post by: IndustryInsider on September 02, 2024, 14:02:53
A proper train, not inter city of course but definitely a proper local or outer suburban train. Padded seats and reasonable leg room.

Though a good chance you’d be admitted to hospital with breathing difficulties if you sat down too quickly.  ;)


Title: Re: A Thumper (not a rabbit)
Post by: broadgage on September 02, 2024, 16:07:09
A proper train, not inter city of course but definitely a proper local or outer suburban train. Padded seats and reasonable leg room.

Though a good chance you’d be admitted to hospital with breathing difficulties if you sat down too quickly.  ;)

True, these and other older "real trains" could have benefitted from a regular programme of beating seat cushions whilst vacuuming with a powerful industrial cleaner.



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