The Atlantic Coast Express - Stepping Out The Loop
In a break from our regular programming, something a little special! Last weekend saw Manston hauling our shuttle service which harked back to the days of the ‘Atlantic Coast Express’. A favourite among railway circles for its distinct way of ending up in multiple parts of the country simultaneously. In today’s episode we jump back in time to find out a little more with our Operations Manager, Richard, including some of the logistical nightmares involved!

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Revised version of The Atlantic Coast Express 1926-1964

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The Atlantic Coast Express 1926-1964

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Vintage railway film - Giants of steam - 1963

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