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numanoid
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Reged: 27/01/2002
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Loc: Co.Durham
Photobucket Steam loco page
      #703325 - 07/09/2008 22:09

I'm just learning about steam trains and am using this page as a kind of reference point, with info about each train included as i find it.

Steam Locomotives

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Dorset_Mike
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Reged: 11/05/2006
Posts: 1839
Loc: Poole, Dorset.
Re: Photobucket Steam loco page [Re: numanoid]
      #703351 - 07/09/2008 23:05

Hi, you can also find a load of steam railway shots on Fotopic.net , I found 2318 entries (mostly galleries not just single shots)

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numanoid
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Re: Photobucket Steam loco page [Re: Dorset_Mike]
      #703367 - 07/09/2008 23:52

Thanks Mike. I'm also a member of railwayforum.net. I'm not a trainspotter,i just love those old steam engines,and mechanical things like that intrigue me

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