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Good evening, everyone. This last evening of 2023 we have a further four photo’s to enjoy. They are courtesy of Neville Wellings, John Law, John Turner and Richard Stewart, all on Flickr.

 

The first photo’ is on the 29th December, 1982, with, Black 5, 5305, passing Driffield. It is on a 'Santa Special' which had Sir Lamiel from York to Hull with 777 recorded at 84mph in a published log. 5305 took over for the run to Scarborough and York. 

I recall that record breaking run, and it was most thrilling! Everyone was saying that a speed over over 80 mph had been attained.

 

5305 approaches Driffield. 29.12.82

 

The second photo’ is of ex- H&BRlwy, 3060, at Springhead, Hull, in c1923.

 

humb - lner 3060 springhead hull c1923

 

Thirdly, we have the long since closed Scarborough Signal Box, with 40001 in the right background, on the 15th June, 1984.

 

15/06/1984 - Scarborough, North Yorkshire.

 

Finally, here’s a photo’ of 37425 "Sir Robert McAlpine/Concrete Bob" passing Driffield on train, 3J51, the York Thrall to York Thrall via East Yorkshire RHTT, with 37419 on the rear. It is dated as the 22nd November, 2023.

 

Driffield Tractors RHTT


Best regards, 

 

Rob.

 

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OMG, better known locally as the Cod Liver Oil factory, a place that had a very distinctive smell. It also brought back unpleasant memories of taking the stuff as a child. I think it was issued free to families as a source of Vitamin C (??)

At about the time of the photo, I remember going on a school Field Trip to visit the factory. The smell inside was equally pungent, and no one wanted a free sample at the end!!

Nice shot of the WD as well!

 

Kevin

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On 01/01/2024 at 20:04, Andy Hayter said:

Pretty sure it was the vitamin D rather than C and today of course as a source of Omega-3 oils - not sure that was recognised at the time.

Hi Andy, yes you are right:

 

"9 Science-Backed Benefits of Cod Liver Oil

High in vitamins A and D. ...

May reduce inflammation. ...

May improve bone health. ...

May reduce joint pain and improve rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. ...

May support eye health. ...

May reduce heart disease risk. ...

May improve symptoms of anxiety and depression. ...

May help heal stomach and gut ulcers."

 

I still take a capsule a day, it does seem to help with my knees!!

 

Cheers,

 

Kevin

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38 minutes ago, Suddaby said:

Hi Andy, yes you are right:

 

"9 Science-Backed Benefits of Cod Liver Oil

High in vitamins A and D. ...

May reduce inflammation. ...

May improve bone health. ...

May reduce joint pain and improve rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. ...

May support eye health. ...

May reduce heart disease risk. ...

May improve symptoms of anxiety and depression. ...

May help heal stomach and gut ulcers."

 

I still take a capsule a day, it does seem to help with my knees!!

 

Cheers,

 

Kevin

 

One of our cats liked them.

 

steve

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On 02/01/2024 at 17:51, Market65 said:

Good evening, everyone. This evening we have another four photo’s to enjoy, and they are courtesy of Richard Stewart, SNAPPER60809, and knoxrj, all on Flickr.

 

The first photo’ shows class K3, 61957, at Hull Botanic Gardens level crossing, Hull, on the 8th August, 1962. The policeman will be noted.

 

K3 61957

 

The second one is a shot of class D49/2, 62745, The Hurworth, about to depart, on a train, at Bridlington, on the 25th August, 1956. It is a busy scene, which will never be like that again. 
 

D49 62745 The Hurworth

 

Thirdly, we have a photo’ of 47712 "Lady Diana Spencer" as it passes Lowfield Lane on train, 5Z47, from Crewe to Hull, the Statesman ECS, with 47805 on the rear, on the 28th November, 2023.

 

Lowfield Lane Duffs

 

Finally, here’s a photo’, from the 14th April, 2013, and working wrong line, and "clagging" nicely, towards Paragon station as they pass Hymers College is 20301 & 20303 with a train of new sleepers and ballast for use at the site of the track renewals in the vicinity of Argyll Street in Hull.

 

20301 & 20303


Best regards,

 

Rob.

 

Hi Rob, happy new year to all on here

Can't believe that ballast work was almost 11 years ago. I was on some of those trains. I think it was over 2 or 3 weekends 

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Good evening, everyone. This evening, with thanks to Philip Wheldale, John Turner, The KDH archive, and knoxrj, all on Flickr, we have four more photo’s to enjoy.

 

The first one is a view of WD "Austerity" 2-8-0, 90450, as it heads towards Salt End with a train of Esso tank wagons, in c1967.

 

anyone know what the "DEEP" code on the wagon refers too ,not seen it before ?

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On 27/12/2023 at 14:09, The Stationmaster said:

I was trying to remember if there were 6 or 8 sets of  'Air & Axle' lights?   However the WR Regional Appendix seems to indicate there were six sets because it says no more than six power cars running in multiple.

 

So that would equal 3 x 3 car sets each with two power cars and an intermediate trailer giving a  total of 9 vehicles in a train - unless some DETs were also attached or there was a set with two intermediate trailers thus giving alonger trains

If it was 5 twin sets in a power-trailer configuration that would be 10 coaches with five power cars.

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6 hours ago, Market65 said:

Good evening, everyone. Firstly, thank you, Mick, for posting that superb photo’ of ex-H&BRly Class L No161, now J28, 2542.

 

This evening we have four photo’s to enjoy. They are courtesy of John Turner, Charlie Verrall, and ricsrailpics, all on Flickr.

 

The first one is an interesting photo’, which although no location is given, from the look of the scenery I think it is Weaponess, near to Scarborough. It shows D17/2, 1923, in probably that year or not long after.

 

NER 1923 on a train at an unknown location

 

The second photo’ shows a view from the train as it runs past Scarborough (Londesborough Road) excursion platforms. 3442 & 62005 are in charge, on the 6th March, 1965. The train is, of course, The Whitby Moors Railway to acknowledge the closure of the Scarborough to Whitby and Grosmont to Pickering lines from the following Monday.

 

Running past Scarborough (Londesborough Road) excursion platforms. 3442 & 62005 in charge. 6 March 1965

 

Thirdly, we have a photo’ showing Eastfield (ED) allocated, 47659, as it passes Hull Inward Yard with what is thought to be the short-lived Hull to Cardiff service, although another suggestion is the afternoon service to King's Cross which was sometimes hauled by a long range Class 47, on the 12th August, 1987.

 

12/08/1987 - Hessle Haven, Hull, East Yorkshire.

 

Finally, we have a photo’ of 31206 & 31293 in charge of the Rylstone to Hull "Tilcon" stone train at Dairycoates, on the 9th September, 1986.

 

09/12/1986 - Dairycoates, Hull, East Yorkshire.

 

Best regards,

 

Rob.

That is more than likely a KGX service, as the Cardiff had finished by that date.

 

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Good evening, everyone. This evening we have four photo’s courtesy of John Turner, and knoxrj, on Flickr.

 

The first photo’ is a view of Dairycoates (50B) allocated WD "Austerity" 2-8-0, 90450, as it departs Salt End with a train of Shell/BP tank wagons, in c1967.

 

c.1967 - King George Dock, Hull.

 

Next is a photo’ of Dairycoates (50B) allocated English-Electric Type 3, D6789, as it basks in the early morning sunshine at King George Dock, and is about to back onto a rake of oil tank wagons and presumably form train, 9T16, in c1969.

 

c.1969 - King George Dock, Hull, East Yorkshire.

 

Now the third photo’ is a shot of class B16/1, 1371, at Cottingham South Junction, is what must be the later 1930’s.

 

B16 1371 (61454)

 

Finally, here’s another photo’ of a class B16/1, 61474, this time at an unidentified location near Hull, but likely to be the mainline from Selby, in c1956. The first two carriages are an ex-NER non corridor 49 foot eight compartment all third, and then a Gresley teak bodied composite lavatory.

 

B16 61474

 

Best regards,

 

Rob.

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Good evening, everyone. Firstly, thank you, Mick, for the signalling diagram of Cottingham Junction. It is most informative. 

 

Now, this evening we have four more photo’s courtesy of Andy Hughes, Simon Beeston, knoxrj, and John Turner, all on Flickr.

 

The first one is a photo’ of WD "Austerity" 2-8-0, 90450, as it waits for the road whilst departing Salt End/King George Dock with its train of Shell/Bp tank wagons, whilst classmate, 90009, heads in the opposite direction with a load of BR 16T mineral wagons, in c1967.

 

c.1967 - King George Dock, Hull.

 

Next here’s a photo’ of class C12, 4517, on a Brough local at Hessle, in probably the late 1930’s.

 

C12 4517 (67372)

 

The third photo’ is of Broomfleet, on the 15th February, 2019, with track machine DR77801, on working 6J34, the 12.15 from Holbeck Loco Sidings to Hull Station Sidings.

 

BROOMFLEET 150219 DR77801

 

Finally, we have a photo’ of the only time a class 33 has worked into Hull. It sees 33103, SWORDFISH, approach Southcoates Lane with train, 2Z01, from Hull Hedon Road Sidings to Immingham, on the 13th October, 2006.

 

33103


Best regards,

 

Rob.

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