Click the link for more infomation, but it should be up and running in 2 years, and due to run on saturdays from Victoria to Brighton! I know what I'll be doing 2 years from now
Brighton Belle in restoration for mainline use
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Brighton Belle in restoration for mainline use
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Click the link for more infomation, but it should be up and running in 2 years, and due to run on saturdays from Victoria to Brighton! I know what I'll be doing 2 years from now
Click the link for more infomation, but it should be up and running in 2 years, and due to run on saturdays from Victoria to Brighton! I know what I'll be doing 2 years from now
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Re: Brighton Belle in restoration for mainline use
Nice, wouldn't mind a bash myself. 
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Re: Brighton Belle in restoration for mainline use
Curious, how do you pronounce Belle? Is just simply Bell or is it Bell-ee.
And if pronounced Bell, why the extra "e", or does the UK like adding "e" on to words, such as in older English, like Olde or Shoppe?
And if pronounced Bell, why the extra "e", or does the UK like adding "e" on to words, such as in older English, like Olde or Shoppe?
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Re: Brighton Belle in restoration for mainline use
It's pronounced like 'bell'. The term Belle comes from the French adjective for beautiful - belle.
You shouldn't pronounce the e on the end of old english words either.
AN
You shouldn't pronounce the e on the end of old english words either.
AN
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Re: Brighton Belle in restoration for mainline use
Not a phenomenon unique to the UK - think of America's "Southern Belles". Concidentally, the Brighton Belle was called the Southern Belle before electrification...
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Re: Brighton Belle in restoration for mainline use
I saw car No 88 outside the ModelWorld exhibition in Brighton.
Very Impressive and something to look forward to in the near future.
I guess other restoration work can be seen at The Bluebell Railway carriage works so that is a good enough reason to get down to Horsed Keynes this weekend.
Very Impressive and something to look forward to in the near future.
I guess other restoration work can be seen at The Bluebell Railway carriage works so that is a good enough reason to get down to Horsed Keynes this weekend.
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