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The Railway Dogcast is all about exploring the memories and stories told to us by our guests; life long railway enthusiasts, preservationists, volunteers, authors, photographers, videographers, You Tubers and train spotters.
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The Railway Dogcast Season Two: Episode Four - John Bond & The Railway Collecting Dogs (opens the original)
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The Railway Dogcast Series Two: Episode Four - It was an absolute honour to visit the legendary Lynton & Barnstaple Railway recently to meet Henry the railway collecting dog and his nephew Bertie, along with their owner John Bond and record an episode of The Railway Dogcast. Sitting in the gardens of Woody Bay Station Tea Rooms, John outlined the fascinating history of railway collecting dogs which began in the last quarter of the nineteenth century as larger railway companies sought to help fin
The Railway Dogcast Season Two: Episode Four TRAILER - John Bond & The Railway Collecting Dogs (opens the original)
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The Railway Dogcast Series Two: Episode Four - It was an absolute honour to visit the legendary Lynton & Barnstaple Railway recently to meet Henry the railway collecting dog and his nephew Bertie, along with their owner John Bond and record an episode of The Railway Dogcast. Sitting in the gardens of Woody Bay Station Tea Rooms, John outlined the fascinating history of railway collecting dogs which began in the last quarter of the nineteenth century as larger railway companies sought to help fin
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