Rail programmes TUESDAY 26th May

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infoman

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Rail programmes TUESDAY 26th May

« on: May 26, 2020, 07:33:43 »

Yesterday channel 25
11:00am Impossible railways series 2 episode 4 New york subway
16:00pm Impossible railways series 2 episode 5 Spain
20:00pm railway architecture Tim Dunn series 1 episode 5 Metropolitan railway and Great Malvern

Quest at 16:00pm behind the scenes of a Kent heritage railway centre series 13 episode 10

Channel 5 around the world by train with Tony Robinson dated 2020 episode 2


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Re: Rail programmes TUESDAY 26th May

« Reply #1 on: May 26, 2020, 07:42:07 »

Quote from: infoman on May 26, 2020, 07:33:43

Yesterday channel 25
11:00am Impossible railways series 2 episode 4 New york subway
16:00pm Impossible railways series 2 episode 5 Spain
20:00pm railway architecture Tim Dunn series 1 episode 5 Metropolitan railway and Great Malvern

Plenty of opportunities to see repeats ... our Coffee Shop Tuesday Club - also at 16:00 - will have content that will never be repeated Grin

http://www.passenger.chat/23500 - or if that does not work for you http://www.passenger.chat/23536

Totally your choice of course - many thanks for today's listings, Infoman.


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