The Chichester stone train ran again in the Saturday path, and it returned as '7V07' on a 13:41 departure back to Merehead.
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There were three single-piped KEA wagons, a type which it is understood Mendip Rail wish to reduce in their fleet. The first was VTG 3178.
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The second was VTG 3238.