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Continuing the class 50 theme; while they were once a common sight at Clapham Junction there can’t be many times that one passed through with this lot on the back...

 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/locohunter/13909457832/in/photolist-XKLxZ8-Q47Seu-nc8Bdu-rDteWP-24iRkpZ-8fK78U-6mzSeX-RqfEHN-K3WWoh-kHfM19-dDMtA9-oJKvw2-HkN4LM-9scaXH-ah9Sk6-bqJ6jS-DRCvzS-2gTiBwP

 

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14 hours ago, Western Aviator said:

Continuing the class 50 theme; while they were once a common sight at Clapham Junction there can’t be many times that one passed through with this lot on the back...

 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/locohunter/13909457832/in/photolist-XKLxZ8-Q47Seu-nc8Bdu-rDteWP-24iRkpZ-8fK78U-6mzSeX-RqfEHN-K3WWoh-kHfM19-dDMtA9-oJKvw2-HkN4LM-9scaXH-ah9Sk6-bqJ6jS-DRCvzS-2gTiBwP

 

 

.. and looks to be running into Clapham Yd which is also a little unusual for a rake of wagons

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On 15/11/2019 at 19:52, WessexEclectic said:

 

The Park Sidings part of the yard at least, or bang rd into P7...

 

Park Sidings seems more likely as bang road into P7 would be an unsignalled movement

 

Edit.  Further investigation shows that there is actually a wrong direction signalled route into P7.  What is odd is that my drawing of Wimbledon Panel doesn't show it but pictures of the panel do, and I confirmed yesterday that there is a LOS at the country end of P7.

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Old track used as a kerb edging on Faggy Lane which runs down the south side of Wallgate Station Wigan. It's been here since i was a lad in the '60's back when the road was still cobbled.:lol: This Lane is the only such road named Faggy Ln. in this Country.

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Mel_H said:

From another thread on the forum, but really should be here too perhaps? [Air-braked] MGR wagons on delivery (I presume) behind steam

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Not unusual it was more common than some people believe, having MGR’s running in traffic in unfitted trains!

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54 minutes ago, Mel_H said:

From another thread on the forum, but really should be here too perhaps? [Air-braked] MGR wagons on delivery (I presume) behind steam

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It was common in the days of steam to see LU stock being delivered by a steam loco.

BRCW & Metcam stock would go down the ex GWR line from Birmingham to Ruislip with typically a Grange up front barrier wagons both ends and a Toad.(?)

 

Can't remember seeing a photo. Doesn't anyone know of any?

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On 16/11/2019 at 09:41, Owd Bob said:

Old track used as a kerb edging on Faggy Lane which runs down the south side of Wallgate Station Wigan. It's been here since i was a lad in the '60's back when the road was still cobbled.:lol: This Lane is the only such road named Faggy Ln. in this Country.

 

 

2019-11-15_16_05.38wgwall.faggy_ln..jpg

I spent many hours trainspotting down there (when the staff had thrown us off the platforms at North Western) in the 50s and 60s but I never noticed the rail!

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4 hours ago, melmerby said:

It was common in the days of steam to see LU stock being delivered by a steam loco.

BRCW & Metcam stock would go down the ex GWR line from Birmingham to Ruislip with typically a Grange up front barrier wagons both ends and a Toad.(?)

 

Can't remember seeing a photo. Doesn't anyone know of any?

 

Some rather blurry film footage from Snow Hill at about 5:18 here:
 

 

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3 hours ago, jonny777 said:

Have you just bought a job lot of DMU coaches in assorted liveries at a car boot sale?

 

Don't worry, as you can always re-create this scene....

 

 

 

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Trying to figure out where those 115s are, single line says to me between Aylesbury and Princes Risborough, but I don't recognise the partially demolished building....???

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18 minutes ago, Davexoc said:

 

Trying to figure out where those 115s are, single line says to me between Aylesbury and Princes Risborough, but I don't recognise the partially demolished building....???

There's likely been a couple of boilers or tanks sitting on those saddles.

 

Princes Risborough Gas Works?

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6 hours ago, keefer said:

Can also apply that to ScR DMUs in the '80s but extended to having each vehicle of a different class!

Plain blue and blue/grey along with white/blue (early '80s) or Strathclyde orange (mid '80s)

e.g. https://www.railscot.co.uk/img/18/149/

Tyseley were good at that. They ran a 122/101/105 combination in three different liveries. You could also get sets with maps of three different areas inside.

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