Currently there is a "Steaming Around Britain" Magazine/Book out by a retired Southern fireman. It has lots of footplate stories and write ups of locomotives. I recomend it - I bought mine in Sainsburys, but think it's in Smiths too.
Anyway my question is this: in the context of climbing the Devon banks he talks of stopping her slipping before "she gets hold of her water and clamity ensues" so what does that mean???
Wasn't sure if this is live steam or full scale- but guessed people who may know this hang about in here.....
Anyway my question is this: in the context of climbing the Devon banks he talks of stopping her slipping before "she gets hold of her water and clamity ensues" so what does that mean???
Wasn't sure if this is live steam or full scale- but guessed people who may know this hang about in here.....