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    THE OTHER STEAMERS ON THE RUN

    Jun 24, 2022 2 minutes

    ncluding the three road train steam vehicles, seven steam vehicles took part in the run. Of the other four, two of them are L-B ‘regulars’, being Malcolm Rogers’ Super Sentinel steam waggon No. 7954 of 1929 and Foden C Type steam wagon No. 13138 of 1928 and now in Sussex

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