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Steam Train At Bolton Abbey Station

Steam Train At Bolton Abbey Station

Steam Train number 65 sets off at full steam ahead, from Bolton Abbey Station, Near Ilkley, Yorkshire, UK.

Steam Train number 65 sets off at full steam ahead, from Bolton Abbey Station, Near Ilkley, Yorkshire, UK.
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