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Heritage-era debut for 100 thloco rescued from Barry

THE first passenger trains to be hauled in the heritage era by the 100thlocomotive to be rescued from DaiWoodham’s Barry scrapyard ran at the East Somerset Railway’s successful March 18/19 gala.

At the line’s first gala since April 2021, GWR 5101 class large prairie No. 4110, built at Swindon in 1936, ran alongside 1924-built small prairie

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