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SOUTH WEST TRAINS SEASIDE SLAMMER
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So which service from Weymouth going the furthest and with the greatest distance between intermediate stops then? The Kyle of Lochalsh indication is somewhat contrary because it is showing a departure for what was in fact the arrival. photographs by R.M. Brumé |
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(above) The units await
their return to Waterloo, (below left) the up working, just coming out of the sharp curve
out of Dorchester South (marking the point where the LSWR abandoned their original
ambitions for a line to the West Country via Southampton and Dorchester) - note this
photograph was taken with a small digital camera out of a window and not a head out of a
window - and (bottom right) the party spilled out onto the platform at Bournemouth, the
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11th June 1 | 11th June 2 | 18th June 1 | 18th June 2 | 18th June 3 | 18th June 4 | 18th June 5 | SLAM DOOR SUNSET INDEX
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This page updated 16th April 2006 by Colin Duff. |
