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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread Iran Railways.The Anglo-Persian Oil Company which became the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company and then BP maintained a number of narrow gauge lines. This...
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Rrogerfarnworth reacted to Bret_D's post in the thread The Clergy and Railroads!?! An article from across the pond! with
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The railfan British vicar is a character in sooooo many old movies. -
Rrogerfarnworth reacted to CGW101c's post in the thread The Clergy and Railroads!?! An article from across the pond! with Like.
Very interesting Roger. I have long noted a connection with railroads by church organists also. And friend of mine left the clergy to...
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Rrogerfarnworth posted the thread The Clergy and Railroads!?! An article from across the pond! in International - Railway News and Discussion.I was asked to give a talk in 2020 to a clergy discussion group in the UK on the subject 'Clergy and Trains'. This group had decided to...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Co. Donegal Railways.This next post completes the length of the Strabane and Letterkenny Railway...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Tramways of Provence.I have been explorong the history of the Metre-gauge Tramways in Nice through reading a french-language book about their history. To do...
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Rrogerfarnworth posted the thread The Hay Inclined Plane at Coalport near Ironbridge, Shropshire in the UK in International - Railway News and Discussion.Travelling South to Ludlow in late October, I came across an example of a Canal Inclined Plane at Coalport, Shropshire. It qualifies as...
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REnjoyed your articles about the Co. Donegal Railways
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Co. Donegal Railways.This next post is the second in a series about the Strabane and Letterkenny Railway Line. There will be a further post in due course...
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Rrogerfarnworth posted the thread The Railways of Jamaica in International - Railway News and Discussion.I have just finished reading a book about the railways of Jamaica which prompted a little research on-line. Jamaica still intends to...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Forest of Dean Railways and Tramways.Darkhill Ironworks, Titanic Steelworks and associated railways and tramways. ...
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Rrogerfarnworth replied to the thread The Forest of Dean Railways and Tramways.This short addendum to my most recent post provides photographs with comments which were taken at the site of Flour Mill Colliery where...
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