Something for valentines.

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Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 07.02.2019  ·  #1

https://amp.independent.ie/lif…85973.html

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Re: Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 07.02.2019  ·  #2

Oh là là

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Re: Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 08.02.2019  ·  #3

Pity they leave out the most scenic railway journey in the country, Dublin to Rosslare where you see all types of countryside.

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Re: Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 08.02.2019  ·  #4

Where you see all types of lovely beaches maybe, but not all the mountains and rugged landscapes of the west Coast surely

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Re: Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 08.02.2019  ·  #5

Quote by The Rambler

Where you see all types of lovely beaches maybe, but not all the mountains and rugged landscapes of the west Coast surely

True but it's quiet rugged around Bray Head to Greystones and nice mountain woodland around Rathdrum. My favourite non driving trip in the country.

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Re: Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 08.02.2019  ·  #6

I can imagine the type of folks that would be on that train.

I'll bet there'd be blacktie evenings with quotes from James Joyce and readings of Yeats poetry...

A bit too "high brow" for the likes of me...

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Re: Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 08.02.2019  ·  #7

Bit too expensive., but if i had it, i would pay it. I love steam trains, but never been on one. Although id say the company would probably be hard work, not like when im craicing around the place in me aul hymer

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Something for valentines.

 ·  Posted: 08.02.2019  ·  #8

Quote by ROBANDSUE

Bit too expensive., but if i had it, i would pay it. I love steam trains, but never been on one. Although id say the company would probably be hard work, not like when im craicing around the place in me aul hymer

Yeah, one could have sympathy with all the passengers who could not get into their Motorhomes to get away.

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