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| Witham
is delighted to arrive at Sheffield Park Station |
In
order to fit in with your stereotypical train spotter, McCarthy wore
bright white socks and pulled them up as high as physically possible |
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| Witham
hands over his bargain £9 for the trip on the railway |
There
she is, the train in all her glory |
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| On
board, and Witham questions whether Adolph Hitler had traveled in this
very compartment. We thought it unlikely |
McCarthy
takes advantage of the toilet, and we wonder how many people have
engaged in casual sex in it throughout the years |
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| Gareth
is ready and waiting on the platform to send the train on its journey |
The
train pulls into its first stop - Horsted Keynes - and we see Doug and
Mike discussing matters. No doubt they are cousins of Oli Wright and all
other inhabitants of the village |
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| At
our final stop, and Brian uncouples the train from the carriage in order
for it to turn around |
McCarthy
is delighted to see the engine is from the British Railways |
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| Witham
wonders what has been in this carrier of some description |
McCarthy
attempts to eat a bit of coal |
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| Then
realises where he could insert it |
Back
at Sheffield Park, and Witham is happy to see a green train in the
engine shed |
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| Despite
the no climbing rule, McCarthy boards a train |
A
whole shed full of trains - it really was heaven |
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| The
train we were on is turned around for another journey for a new set of
enthusiasts |
The
model railway had a woman grooming a horse. We attempted to break down
the glass in order to adjust the pose, but alas, it was not happening |
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| The
day is rounded off in style with McCarthy performing the traditional
Bruce Forsyth pose - before we headed to Pizza Hut in Crawley |
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