File:North Of Pendle.jpg
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English: Stanier 8F 48151 hauling thirteen coaches through Newsholme with an excursion commemorating fifty years since the end of steam on the main line. An unusual mid-afternoon slot for steam to be heading north up the Ribble valley but the usual cloudy conditions meant that the hoped for lighting didn't materialise. |
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