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Class 92 at Kidsgrove

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Old 8th February 2009, 22:55
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Class 92 at Kidsgrove

Last Friday evening, whilst waiting for the 2146 from Kidsgrove to Crewe, I was surprised to see a class 92 come through on a freightliner from the Crewe direction. Can anyone tell me what this working was ? My colleague (who knows more about such things than I do) suggested it was on a diversion for route learning purposes.


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