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    Tornado’s 2020 tour diary takes shape

    Dec 02, 2019 3 minutes
    COMPILED BY GARY
    BOYD-HOPE Call: 01507 529589
    email:
    gboyd-hope
    @mortons.co.uk

    PEPPERCORN ‘A1’ Pacific No. 60163 Tornado looks set to have another busy year on the national network in 2020 as more dates are added to the locomotive’s main line calendar.

    The first confirmed booking is the ‘Fen & Fells Flyer’ on April 4, which starts diesel-hauled in Cambridge, running via Ely, March and Peterborough, and down the East Coast Main Line (ECML) to York, where the ‘A1’ takes over.

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