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An Oldie from the South

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Post by pioneer11 Wed Nov 10 2021, 12:11

Hi all, I used to belong to this forum many moons ago, some will know me from my past exploits with Engines both in the South East and further beyond. The collection of engines centres around smaller models in the 1-1.5hp range. Usual stuff.

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Post by Robotstar5 Wed Nov 10 2021, 16:06

Hi Mark, welcome back aboard.

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Post by Woodsman Wed Nov 10 2021, 16:30

Hi Mark and a warm welcome to the forum. Though, I have to say, looking at your avatar I thought that you had lost your way. Smile

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Post by pioneer11 Wed Nov 10 2021, 17:10

Hi Paul, Stuart, thank you. I put it up because I'm pretty sure thats the handle I had previously and anyone that knows the story behind it, will know when I was last a 'forumite'. For those otherwise, it was 10 years ago. I did for a brief while own a 'starting' Ruston WD8 from the diesel shunting loco that replaced Pioneer the Second. Also I think there are a few who are perhaps secretly 'hot fog' diehards, living out a frustrated dream?! LOL
Nice to see a few then 'newbies' still on board.
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Post by mattblack Wed Nov 10 2021, 17:58

Hello and welcome! welcome sign

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Post by Garak Thu Nov 11 2021, 07:12

welcome sign back
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