Dadfords rule

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Chris Janisch
Posts: 857
Joined: 25 Jan 2007, 13:10
Location: Pretoria, South Africa

Dadfords rule

Post by Chris Janisch »

It is a little-known fact that FOTR would not have steam locomotives and trains running were it not for the brothers Ddaford. This little posting pays tribute to them.
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Robert and John having lunch together. John only recently returned to service after his second hip-replacement op!
Robert and John having lunch together. John only recently returned to service after his second hip-replacement op!
John poses with the loco named after him and his wife. Nathan and driver Arrie Grundling flank him on 3664 at Pretoria North
John poses with the loco named after him and his wife. Nathan and driver Arrie Grundling flank him on 3664 at Pretoria North
Robert is most happy with the motion repairs just completed, and has found no problems during a greasing stop at Pyramid South
Robert is most happy with the motion repairs just completed, and has found no problems during a greasing stop at Pyramid South
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ch.janssen-schmidt
Posts: 114
Joined: 21 Apr 2008, 22:27

Re: Dadfords rule

Post by ch.janssen-schmidt »

Indeed, Friends of the Rail would be just a shadow of what it is today if it were not for the Dadford brothers. Their contribution has been invaluable.

Sincerely
Charles
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Tom Macrery
Posts: 308
Joined: 26 Jan 2007, 08:47
Location: Pretoria, South Africa

Re: Dadfords rule

Post by Tom Macrery »

Indeed, I second the sentiment. The Dadfords can make and fix anything. I have learned a lot from them.
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