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The Swanage Railway
At Harman's Cross the road passes over the restored Swanage Railway and if we get our timing right there will be a steam train arriving soon. The age of steam may of passed but the raw, elemental experience of being close to one of these amazing locomotives is something that many strive to keep alive.
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| The signals change, there's a train on the way |
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| Our travellers wait in anticipation |
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| The train appears around the bend |
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| Belching steam the loco approaches |
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| It passes within feet ... |
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| ... and departs into the distance |
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| The empty track awaits the next train |
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