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TR - two underframes
hra[23s] / gbww[23] - Brum tree
gbww[23] - falling snow [1 of 4]
gbww[23] - falling snow [2 of 4]
gbww[23] - falling snow [3 of 4]
gbww[23] - falling snow [4 of 4]
SoS[23] - hazel catkins
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baw / spk - Hawk [4 of 5]
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SoS[23] - still ...
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1986 - Signwriting details [3 of 4]
1986 - Signwriting details [2 of 4]
1986 - Signwriting details [1 of 4]
gct[1] - shorty tail
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66045 - repaired
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66045 - flooring
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stb[23] / O&S(meme) - priorities ?
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66045 - bodywork trial build
TRv6 - fitting more brackets
O&S[meme] - energy meter men
MSR[HI] : F.37 - at Douglas Station {1969}
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NCMM[HI] - mixed CW waggons
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oaw - Glaslyn family tree
O&S(meme) - The Worry Tree
UKR[2] - landmarks in blue & yellow
UKR[2] - tower in blue & yellow
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66045 - chopped off
When the LMS built this waggon in c1938, it was fitted with vacuum brakes but on being sold to the Port of Bristol Authority in 1966 the latter removed the cylinder and pipework, as well as most of this support bracket, leaving only the handbrakes operational.
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Thinking about it, they probably didn't have the specialist maintenance facilities.
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