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New dates for Pathfinder’s post-lockdown tours

MORE than a year has passed since Pathfinder Tours last ran any form of rail excursion, the firm being one of several railtour operators to effectively write-off its 2020 programme and sit it out until the worst of the Covid-19 crisis passes.

It had hoped to resume operations during March, but the ongoing lockdown and its associated restrictions on nonessential travel has seen several tours re-dated again, in

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