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    Gone in 3.8 secs

    its not the Mallard,, but its not shabby either,,,
    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=me1OfEEKk3I]Bittern, Fast Steam Locomotive 91.5 MPH. - YouTube[/ame]
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    wow!
    Safe Travels
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    Bloody hell that's faster than my disco will go

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    Yes, the Gresley A4's were the speedsters of steam. Mallard reached 124MPH. A fantastic spectacle. You can see from the black smoke issued at intervals when the fireman shoveled a load of coal into the firebox. The A3 Was it's predecessor, aka; "Flying Scotsman". Magnificent machines.
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    Thanks for sharing, very impressive. Isn't it funny when you look at a telephoto view of train lines, they bend all over the place and you wonder how a train stays on them.

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