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Glyder returns to steam

28th August 2019 Sam Hewitt Narrow Gauge, News, Steam

GRAHAM Morris’ Andrew Barclay 0-4-0WT Glyder (1994/1931) steamed for the first time since 1965 on June 19 at Beamish. It was originally supplied to Durham

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