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GWR Royal Mail train demo Didcot Railway Centre

Watch this fantastic demonstration of a Royal Mail train picking up and dropping off mail bags at the lineside. Vintage steam locomotives are rarely driven with the kind of committment and gusto as...  
 
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RocksNotDead101 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Nice fast accelaration
Skoda130 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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That's a fast start for an old steamer!!
gaz318 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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It only had two coaches on, featherweight load!
Khips (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Holy shit, i haven't seen that in ages. i moved to the states 5 years ago now, but i used to go see these all the time. i was lucky enough to be there when they had the Flying Scotsman come and do it =D thanks for the video man!
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They did that until the 70's, I used to work on the railways.Before the train got to lineside bag apparatus, they'd open the door and just put a bar across. Though it might look dangerous it was all to the Post Office/Railway rule book and staff properly trained. In darkness the staff could guage exactly where the train was i.e. so many clicks on the track joints over say a viaduct and then the apparatus
KJH115 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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They still do... that was done this year...
steveouk2007 (3 years ago) Show Hide
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lol they wouldnt be allowed to do that these days

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