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North Yorkshire Moors Railway

2:39pm Tuesday 4th April 2006

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Pickering Station, YO18 7AJ

Whether you are a train enthusiast or not, the spectacular 18-mile journey from Pickering to Grosmont, calling at Pickering, Levisham, and Goathland (better known as Aidensfield to Heartbeat fans), winding through the beautiful Newtondale valley, is a thrilling experience.

Facilities: Car parks, toilets, refreshments and shops at Pickering, Grosmont and Goathland Stations.

Disabled Access: There is help at hand at both stations and wheelchair access to carriages are available on some trains. Phoning before hand is helpful. Disabled toilets available at Pickering and Grosmont stations.

Contact: (01751) 472508 Fax: (01751) 476970 Talking Timetable: 01751 473535

Email: customerservices@nymr.fsnet.co.uk

Website: www.northyorkshiremoorsrailway.com

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