This is a 1985 replica of an 1847 broad guage Great Western Railway engine. For other angles see a former colleague's pictures on this fabulous site, and teach yourself a bit of chemistry while you're there.
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What an amazing, old engine! A friend of my daughter's would be CRAZY to see that place and that old engine!
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