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Blue Pullman feature provoked many memories

LAST month’s article on the Blue Pullman brought back quite a few memories.

I was fortunate to be serving a fitting/ turning apprenticeship at Bristol Bath Road from 1963 to 1968. Occasionally we would have the opportunity to work with the fitters and electricians on Saturday mornings at Doctor Day’s, where the Blue Pullman was serviced and kept when not in use.

We would also work on the hydraulic

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