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    Default A new Don Coffey

    Uploaded by Don 5 hours ago (my time now is 1:45 PM Saturday) - Newcastle to Edinburgh.
    Superb stuff.

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    Watched the first 40 minutes on the exercise bike this morning. Outstanding stuff. Shame about the ultra modern train, but hoping for a Deltic or even HST cab ride these days isn't going to happen!
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    Thanks for sharing. It brought back many memories of my time living in the NE of England in the mid to late 1970s.
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    Watched it this morning thanks Bruce, found it a bit boring. Hitachi plastic emu\demu. I had to laugh when it stopped at that new station, Renton was it or similar. There was one passenger getting on, we get more activity at Johnston station

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    Quote Originally Posted by haverfordwest View Post
    Watched it this morning thanks Bruce, found it a bit boring......
    Well, I'm sorry about that, Mike.
    I'll email Don and ask him to pick up his game, shall I?
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    Now now, don't get your knickers in a twist, Bruce

    Not Don's fault i am just not predisposed to the ECML or anything to do with the LNER (railway company not modern TOC).

    I much prefer the WCML route into Scotland, buddy.

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    That looks very cool. If the United States doesn't open up for me this year I may be heading to Europe with Emmett for the 1st time out of North America.

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    The Hitachi trains look smart on the outside but the interiors are awful. Seats that resemble ironing boards and stark white panelling with over bright fluorescent lights.
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    Sounds like a fun way to travel Vern

    I have refused to travel by rail, since privatisation was introduced.

    So i have no idea what all this modern rolling stock is like.

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    Thanks for the updated video Bruce. I howled with laughter at the very start when the guard to driver buzzer sounded like a strangled duck, I had to pause the video as I spat coffee all over my monitor....... Must remember not to eat and drink whilst watching these YooToob vids.

    Cheerz. Steve.
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