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Steam Dreams acquired by Mayflower owner David Buck

FOLLOWING a keynote statement released on July 9, the railway fraternity especially steam Train Operating Companies, railtour promoters and enthusiasts, were astonished to learn that Marcus Robertson had sold his Steam Dreams operation to David Buck, owner of B1 4-6-0 No. 61306 Mayflower.

David said that he was delighted at becoming the new owner of Steam Dreams:“I have grown to know the Steam Dreams’operation both through my ownership of Mayflower – and its use working‘Cathedral Express’trains from 2015 – and as an a occasional passenger.

“That gave me an insight into how well organised the business was and since taking over as chairman last October, that conviction hardened. When Marcus and his

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