A rave from the grave

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RCD
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A rave from the grave

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Bahamas passed through Ilkeston yesterday - certainly a very long waited to see this train running. Certainly, a long termed project!
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Always better to see them in the wild, at a proper speed.
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Nice!
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Nothing beats the sound and smell of steam.

Great shot.

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