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The daughter of the man who saved the record-breaking Flying Scotsman from being cut up for scrap is to make a pilgrimage to the UK from her home in…

THE daughter of the man who saved the Flying Scotsman is heading to Dorset to ride behind the worlds most famous locomotive.

The 97-tonne locomotive will be hauling trains on the Swanage steal railway in Dorset later this month.

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Steam train enthusiasts have the chance to see the Flying Scotsman locomotive with it scheduled to pass through Watford later today (February 17).

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The Flying Scotsman is due to travel to Oxford from London Paddington on Sunday May 23. The vintage steam locomotive was built in 1923 and it now does special passenger tour of the UK. The journey will start at 9.20am and will take two hours and 40 minutes and will return at 7pm. However, you will not be able to book a seat on board as all tickets - selling for £93 for a child and £109 for an adult - have now been snapped up for the trip. However, you will be able to catch a glimpse o...

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