"The Inspiration Train"

Mark A

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"The Inspiration Train"

« on: Yesterday at 21:27:14 »

Travelling exhibition. Presumably, many destinations to be added to the schedule. (This is another reason why a terminus needs multiple platforms, it'll be disappointing if the Inspiration Train doesn't rock up at Newquay.)

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Re: "The Inspiration Train"

« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 21:37:15 »

A fantastic idea to help celebrate this massively significant year for the railways, and the catalytic reaction it had on the country.


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Re: "The Inspiration Train"

« Reply #2 on: Today at 14:15:01 »

Quote from: Mark A on Yesterday at 21:27:14

It seems to miss out the current GWR^▸ territory completely ... Moor Street and Severn Valley Railway are sorta-close. Wouldn't it be nice if they laid a platform for it to visit at Westbury, where people can visit from 6 different directions, then leave the siding as a legacy to be used to ease congestion at the station and improve services for years to come.


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