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Churnet Valley’s ‘S160’ steps in to cover Dartmouth steam shortage

Churnet Valley’s ‘S160’ steps in to cover Dartmouth steam shortage

15th July 2019 Sam Hewitt News, Steam

CHURNET Valley Railway-based ‘S160’ No. 6046 has followed in the tracks of its Batt Holden Ltd stablemate No. 5197 by going on hire to the Dartmouth Steam

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