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(Photo: C L Caddy (Care of Anthony Guppy) A pair of British Rail Class 25 'Sulzers' No. 25211 and No. 25059 pass the Taunton Cider site at Norton Fitzwarren shortly after leaving Taunton. This was most likely a service from the Midlands to Paignton service.

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A landscape photographer of 47 years standing, specialising in railways from around the world - particularly the USA - and always on the search for something a little different. An afficianado of all things Santa Fe I was privileged to experience the second coming of the Warbonnet livery in the early 1990s.

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