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2 hours ago, Robert Shrives said:

The last pic does say a lot about the railways view of road vehicle operatives ( driver might be a bit strong!) with end to end double barrier protection... a small wonder costs off the top end of the sensible.

 

 

And that Lego Duplo isn't cheap....

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A pair of Ardwick's finest speed round the curve from Dewsbury, approaching Ravensthorpe on 3rd March 2024.

 

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<wish_list> Oh how I'd like a class 185 to be available from one of our esteemed RTR manufacturers </wish_list> 

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Probably a few years away from ending up there, 195012 passes Booths scrapyard in Rotherham. Unusually posh train for the Leeds/Sheffield stoppers, but this was down to disruption earlier causing mixed up diagrams. 

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I can't come out to play today as it's a steam gala.

 

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Relegated to a siding adjacent to the engine shed at Haworth Sc51803, paired with M51189 and both looking very smart in their BR corporate blue livery, has a few days off whilst the steam gala is held at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.

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Its far from the best ever picture, even by me, but I thought it captured the feel of a cold night at the station.

Someone mentioned  posh units on Sheffield to Leeds trains.  This one was more the usual standard of transport provided and I assume it had just come the other way.

 

Platform 8 is (or at least was) the usual termination point for units arriving at Sheffield for an overnight stay and fuelling, cleaning etc.

This unit must have been one of the first ones to get there, as it is right down at the south end of the platform.

Sometimes Leeds based drivers would stop short,  nearer to the footbridge  for a quicker walk over to their next train, and cause all sorts of chaos due to "platforming issues" for subsequent arrivals.

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How about the view from a DMU? 

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We had a ride on the Forest of Dean railway's class 108 last weekend from Norchard to Parkend and back. Bought back all the memories of being able to view ahead on Cambian and Central Wales lines. As a bonus, the crew left the cab door open and we had some commentary about wildlife, stock restoration and sheep! Very enjoyable all round.

Wooly idiots on the line at Norchard as we waited for the train to arrive.

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8 hours ago, eastwestdivide said:

Over the canal in Rhodesia:

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(near Worksop, not Zimbabwe)

I always found it amusing that about 2 miles away from Rhodesia, is Wales!

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