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Afternoon all
We've had a wonderful meal on a Pullman steam train. The kids bought us it for our birthdays/Mother's and Father's day.
It was silver service and very good.
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That’s a magical experience and something I would recommend to everyone to do one day.
Whilst I was fit enough I have volunteered on a couple of steam railways eventually becoming a driver. The amount of work behind the scenes to put a wine and dine train together is unbelievable and as a driver you need to know the menu. You don’t want to be breaking when they are serving the soup course.
I am so pleased you enjoyed it and well done to the volunteers at the Kent and East Sussex Railway for making your day.
Our kids have given us tickets to the Edinburgh military tattoo bless them 
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Kind regards-Brian.
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