3) Great Central Railway Winter Gala 26th January 2013

            From the same viewpoint LMS Fowler 0-6-0T Jinty / Jocko 47406, with Martyn at the helm, heads for Rothley Brook with a parcels train. This was the sign that we should get the N2's fire into shape because we would soon be pulling out of the Up Sidings, dropping onto the tail of the train and departing with it back to Loughborough.
   

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Taken on: January 26, 2013

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