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The Mid-Norfolk Railway
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'Steam Gala 27th August 2018'
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The Mid Norfolk Railway's Steam Gala on 27th August 2018
2-6-4T 80078 at Wymondham Abbey on the 27th August 2018.
The 2-6-4T has just run round its train in the loops and is returning with the train back into Wymondham Abbey station ready to return to Dereham.
2-6-4T 80078 at Dereham station on the 27th August 2018.
WD 0-6-0ST 75008 SWIFTSURE at Thuxston 28th August 2018.
101 DMU at Thuxston 28th August 2018
RMS Locotec class 08754 on hire to Greater Anglia, at Dereham station in the yard on the 27th August 2018.
Class 08754 also on hire to Greater Anglia, at Dereham station in the bay on the 27th August 2018.
The Mid-Norfolk Railway Preservation Trust
It was only around 1995 that The Mid-Norfolk Railway Preservation Trust started to restore this line between Dereham and Wymondham. It now has 17.5 miles of track (11.5 miles is in use) which when its is all in use, will be one of longer preserved railways in the UK. A lot of the other preserved railways had already had a twenty year start when they started.
Trains run now between Dereham and Wymondham. The next section from Dereham to County School is next. There is a even longer term aim to reach as far as Fakenham. The way they are going, they may well get there.
The Mid-Norfolk Railway has a ever growing collection of heritage diesels, carriages and wagons which just gets bigger each year. When you go back you can see what has been done since last time you came.
Some of other the preserved railways have had things that have been ongoing for years, not The Mid-Norfolk Railway it just gets them done.
This website is Ukrailways1970tilltoday.me.uk it is on railways but it is not just on trains but all things railways, with photos, which I have taken from the 1970s till now. I take photos of all things railways, steam diesel and electric trains, signal boxes, wagons any thing that is on the National Rail network, which was BR when I started taken photos.