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The Blue EM2


Glad to be here at last.

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This story is a sequel to The Perils of Parties


Easter has arrived in Canterlot, and the Crusaders are going to be apart for a while. However, they come up with a plan to maintain their railway interest; visit a line in each place they are going to! Truly will this be a great adventure...

My first attempt at an anthology story; each chapter will focus on each member of the Crusaders visiting a different preserved railway with their family.

Warning: Contains diesel locomotives, girls getting extremely excited over machines, irresistably cute tank engines, and steep gradients.

Updates weekly.

Chapters (7)
Comments ( 42 )

Bluebelle Railway huh? Perhaps a Little yellow engine with the number 55 and a name that starts with s will be seen?

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Wait and see, good sir,

Let's go, go, go!

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And who better to do it with than in the company of friends?

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They'll just be a train ride away.

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Unless they are separated by an ocean, like myself and Jimmy Hook are.

So you're saying your ride on the Skunk Train stunk? :pinkiehappy:

.... I'll show myself out now.

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That's the problem! It wasn't even a skunk!

Saluca

Don't you mean Saluda? ^^;

Comment posted by Chrome Masquerade deleted Apr 29th, 2019

“40 minutes,” Cookie reminded her, looking stern. “And please stop whinging; Sweetie and your father didn’t find the country house yesterday to be that interesting, but they took it well and didn’t complain.”

“But which engine can we ready in such a short time?” the station master asked. “And who will drive it?”

“I can, sir,” said a voice. The station master turned around to see Sweetie Belle looking up at him.

This ought'a be interesting.

Well, you know what they say: Traoning is everything, everything is training. :ajsmug:

Chipper Day picked up his mug, and put it too his lips, taking a sip of his freshly brewed tea. A moment later, said tea flew out of his mouth and across the platform, stopping when it reached the white line marking where passengers had to stand.

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Cozy looked at him, confused. “Dad, I though you drank tea when we lived in Wales.” Chipper, until recently, had been a soldier in the US Army, and for many years had been based at a base (as there were not many other places he could be based) in North Wales. This had been very handy, as it meant that they were within easy reach of the Welsh narrow gauge preserved lines, but it was less useful when it came to rain. In fact, Cozy had found it difficult acclimatising to the fact it didn’t rain a lot in Canterlot, but her new friends had helped her along. “Besides, why would people even drink a hot drink in hot weather?”

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Cozy smiled. “Gall fod yn ddiogel i ddweud bod y Prydeinig yn ei wneud.” She replied. In case it was not clear, Cozy had learned Welsh as a child, and as a result could speak it fluently.

Well, if Button Mash and his mother can be fluent in Hungarian, why not?

Cozy smiled. “Gall fod yn ddiogel i ddweud bod y Prydeinig yn ei wneud.” She replied. In case it was not clear, Cozy had learned Welsh as a child, and as a result could speak it fluently.

“Rwy'n credu y gallwn gytuno â'r syniad hwnnw!” the man replied, smiling as well.

"It can be safe to say that the British is doing it. ”

“I think we can agree with that idea!"

You might want to translate in the A/N section in the future, if you plan to add people speaking other languages. Just saying.

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I'll keep that in mind in the future.

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