He was a fox creating havoc in a nature reserve.Last seen in camera trap footage in a forest in October 2022 - in Australia
He was a fox creating havoc in a nature reserve.Last seen in camera trap footage in a forest in October 2022 - in Australia
He was a fox creating havoc in a nature reserve.
Whilst we're waiting...Yet again -provide the right answer without having any clue about providing the next question. Doh ! Will set one tomorrow.
I did actually reply - straight after you answered!!First - my apologies to all concerned. I forgot that I had acknowledged getting the last one right , and kept on looking at the thread index waiting for confirmation that i had answered it correctly. Since my contribution was the last on the index, I assumed we were waiting for BB to reply. Doh ! I can't even blame excess alcohol as I've given up for a spell. Anyway, I'll pay more attention in future.
Second. In answer to the question set - I haven't a clue.
Sorry BB. I fail to notice things like Ngakia on a bad day.
Anyway - back to one of my favourite subjects.
If the question is reallyiboring, let me know - I'll find another - quicker than last time !
In 1982 a steam locomotive pulled a freight train of 2198 tonnes - the heaviest load ever moved by a BR steam locomotive. Which loco ?
It didn't have a name , just a class and number.Was it the Black Prince?
Very good ! Over to you - I'll try to be more attentive in future.92203?
Whilst we're waiting...
What unusual first was this goal?
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Very good ! Over to you - I'll try to be more attentive in future.
Cheers
Oops - I missed that. Sorry. Well spotted. In my Ian Allen locobook of ca. 1962 it was just 92203. Not much of an excuse.Seemingly it did have a name JT, although not originally.
https://preservedbritishsteamlocomotives.com/92203-black-prince/