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Whats in a name.
Is it true that one of the new Virgin Pendo's has been named ----" Penny the Pendalino"! that must have taken the publicity dept. weeks to think that one up. ------- if its true.
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When you look at some locomotive names then someone somewhere does have a sense of humour whilst some have a sense of theatre Just think of all the names you heard of
as well as Penny there's Eddie the Engine - - -66411 when in Stobart Rail Bart the Engine - - -92017 Stobart Rail Sybilia (D7628) - - - NYMR Heart of Essex 31454 Cerebus 31459 Then there's the Deltics and Classes 37 and 40 for names not to think of the Steam loco's AND Now the 390's and Northern's 158's names There isn't one called The Railway Forum (yet)
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.... yes, until the penny dropped.
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I think Luckie Mucklebackit was a character in one of Sir Walter Scott's Novels. The loco itself had a rather inglorious end as a stationary boiler providing central heating for the Caledonian Hotel in Edinburgh, see photo in "Robinson Locomotives - A Pictorial Survey" by Haresnape and Rowledge. Best wishes, John H-T.
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