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The audio starts with the distant, rhythmic chugging of a train, creating an anticipation that something substantial is approaching. This sound gradually intensifies, hinting at the arrival of the Class 40 locomotive from Heywood. As the audio progresses, the distinctive, high-pitched whistling, also known as a 'whistler', starts to resonate. This sound is unique to the Class 40 locomotive, offering a nostalgic echo of the past. It's a sound that is cherished among railroad enthusiasts and becomes more prominent as the locomotive nears. The clattering of the train on the tracks becomes louder, punctuated by the occasional sharp hiss of steam. It's clear that this is a preserved railway - a piece of history kept alive for everyone to experience. The East Lancashire Railway, often abbreviated to ELR, is known for such preservation, and the Class 40 locomotive is one of their most iconic attractions. As the train finally arrives, the
