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Title:
steam train at speed 33
Description:
34067 Tangmere races through Whitchurch, heading for Salisbury - and meanders back past Eastleigh, as Class 08 and 66 diesels deal with freight, passenger trains rattle by, and a plane comes in to land at Southampton airport.
Author:
willhayfield
Tags:
train, railway, speed, steam, Whitchurch, Eastleigh, Class, 08, 66, 34067, Tangmere.,
steam train at speed 33
Description:
34067 Tangmere races through Whitchurch, heading for Salisbury - and meanders back past Eastleigh, as Class 08 and 66 diesels deal with freight, passenger trains rattle by, and a plane comes in to land at Southampton airport.
Author:
willhayfield
Tags:
train, railway, speed, steam, Whitchurch, Eastleigh, Class, 08, 66, 34067, Tangmere.,
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