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« on: July 14, 2019, 18:10:08 »

I don't put every meeting ... here's an example.

https://www.facebook.com/pewseyvalerailwaysociety/

Next Meeting: Tuesday 13th August 2019 7.45pm
Woodborough Social Club SN9 5PL
"Great Eastern Lines 1954-1962"
by Ken Livermore
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« Reply #1 on: July 14, 2019, 18:16:26 »

New web site for group is at https://pewseyvalerailwaysociety.org.uk

Other upcoming meetings for the rest of 2019:

10th Sep. Stuart Isbister - Branch Lines off the Salisbury to Exeter Line.

8th Oct. Chris Ardy - P2 Steam Locomotive Company - The Prince of Wales, Britain’s most powerful Steam Locomotive.

12th Nov.  Peter Elliott - American Loconotives.

10th Dec. Brian Arman - A Broad Gauge journey Part 2: Bristol  to Newton Abbott. 
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