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Trip to Thirlmere to see Thomas

Sunday started off a fairly normal day with my morning at work taking me to Penrith and Blacktown a few times. The diagram was fairly lengthy, a total of 213km's, in such a short shift, 7hrs and 37mins.

Penrith
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I was keen to get this out of the way as the afternoon had me heading south again. This time it was to Thirlmere and the days events at the Rail Museum "A day out with Thomas the Tank Engine".

Thomas The Tank Engine
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A fantastic afternoon was had and many photos taken before heading home and early to bed for another early start on Monday. The rest of the photos from the day can be seen here

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