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Steam and beer. (Read 177 times)
May 19
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eno
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Last night was the annual Rail Ale festival at the only working roundhouse in Europe ... A roundhouse being an engine shed with a turntable in the middle. Tis a rather atmospheric festival with all the Steam Locos surrounding the drinking area.
A couple of the Locos
The bar .... with a rather impressive backdrop.
Finally what the evening was about .......... CHEERS
enjoy
eno
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May 19
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So........the reason they were all inside was because they weren't good enough for full service yet ?.......they were still in training ?
Nice shots Andy........glass half full, or half empty ?
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May 19
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Nice shots eno, looks like you had a good time - just waiting for our local beer festival down this way on theb 9th June - luvly jubbly!
Rifleman wrote
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glass half full, or half empty ?
Thats what I like to call a 'work in progress' Ken.
Cheers,
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'Only two things are infinite.......The Universe and Human stupidity........and I'm not too sure about the Universe' - Einstein
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May 19
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Now that's what we call "letting of some steam"...
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May 19
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Omag 2.0 wrote
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Now that's what we call "letting of some steam"...
Or as they say in Glasgow ...... I was steamin'
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May 19
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Rifleman wrote
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, 2007 at 10:55am:
Nice shots Andy........glass half full, or half empty ?
Double the size it should be.
(An engineer's answer...)
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May 19
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Beer and steam locos... perfect combination.
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