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With it being that cold time of year again, I'm looking for something rail-related to read. Preferably (though not necessarily) relating to accidents/crashes.


Suggestions please!
 
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Grand Central's new timetable. However, if you prefer non-fiction..............................:)
 
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'Coming up with the goods' by Michael Parson. It was written by a bloke who had a number of cabrides with EWS and details a number of services with lots of nice images from both the cab and at the lineside. It's like a diary I guess. RRP is something like £15 but I picked mine up from a cheap book shop for a mere £4.99.

http://www.railforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=9758 (Sept 2006)
 
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