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The train will remain in Holyhead until 4.25pm when it will retrace its route back to Chester, where it will be hauled by diesel to Crewe, arriving at 7.30pm.

Organized by the British-based World Jewish Relief group, the ride retraces the route of the trains.

PS10 off Special Offer Book before 31 August 2015* Battlefields of World War One Retracing events of WW1 4 days from PS239.00, 18 September 2015 Retrace the events of the Great War, visiting some of the most poignant and important sites of the Somme and Ypres Salient.

The 30-minute show will The 30-minute show will retrace the events of Good retrace the events of Good Friday 2014 to reveal who Friday 2014 to reveal who killed her - and why.

Through a captivating narrative, the authors retrace some key moments of the eurozone crisis and Merkel's tenacity in maneuvering the regional bloc away from economic doom, which threatened the very existence of the euro and the european Union.

On the second stage of their trip, the veterans will retrace steps of the attack route on Hitler's nuclear plant at Rjukan.

The reason why I am appealing for information is that I aim to retrace the epic journey from Seattle, Washington State, to the Klondike Gold fields of The Yukon (and find the Welsh) and, hopefully, record the journey in various forms.

Victorian homicide squad detectives returned to Yarraville to retrace the 21-year-old's last steps.

Retrace The incident happened in the city's Restalrig Drive, late on July 17.

Hundreds of police were deployed around the Old City to maintain order as thousands of pilgrims retrace the route Jesus took.

Soon mysterious messages find their way to the narrator and he begins to retrace his steps and recreate their time together.

The shell and its radioactive materials would then retrace their route westward by rail or truck, headed for the Pantex weapons plant outside of Amarillo, Texas.

"Small Confessions": A whole flock of waxwings occupied the holly, feasted on the berries, / And as if a single brush stroke, the flock lifted, banked, settled in the / Bradford pear, / Only to rise, to retrace the curve back to the holly.

Our editors found it much harder than expected to retrace the history of these 50 innovations.