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2 minutes ago, corneliuslundie said:

Sorry, I mean the train on the left, or is it just wagons in the4 siding? There seems to be a loco emitting smoke at the far end.

Jonathan

 

I understand now.  I think it is in the sidings with the LNWR line just behind it.  The line follows the telegraph poles on the far left.

 

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Good evening, David. That’s a fantastic selection of photo’s from around Morpeth in the early 1980’s. The first photo’ of a Class 37 to Blyth and Tyne, in August, 1980, is a superb three quarter portrait shot of the locomotive. It is well weathered too.

 

The black and white photo’s at Trumpington, in 1948, are a truly remarkable set. The last photo’ of a D16 on an up passenger train from Cambridge to Liverpool St. is a true gem as the locomotive is seen storming away with it’s train of a horsebox and some non corridor carriages.


With warmest regards,

 

Rob.

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On 05/11/2023 at 08:06, DaveF said:

A trip Belgium to see some trams in Ghent.  The photos were taken on the way back to catch a ferry from Zeebrugge to Hull after a holiday in Austria and Switzerland.

 

I didn't make a note of the exact locations or details about the trams.

 

 

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Ghent 14th August 90 C15234

 

 

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Ghent 14th August 90 C15235

 

 

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Ghent 14th August 90 C15236

 

 

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Ghent 14th August 90 C15237

 

 

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Ghent 14th August 90 C15238

 

 

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Ghent 14th August 90 C15239

 

 

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Ghent 14th August 90 C15240

 

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David, I am a little behind with viewing your excellent photos which bring a lot of pleasure, particularly when they depict locations at home and abroad that I am familiar with.  For what its worth, should you wish to update your records, the locations of these Gent tramway photos are as follows :-

C15234 - Ketelbrug

C15235 - Koophandelsplein

C15236 - Koophandelsplein

C15237 - Bridge over R. Leie, Koophandelsplein

C15238 - Koophandelsplein

C15239 - Koophandelsplein approaching Ketelbrug

C15240 - Kortrijksepoortstraat

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10 hours ago, SED Freightman said:

David, I am a little behind with viewing your excellent photos which bring a lot of pleasure, particularly when they depict locations at home and abroad that I am familiar with.  For what its worth, should you wish to update your records, the locations of these Gent tramway photos are as follows :-

C15234 - Ketelbrug

C15235 - Koophandelsplein

C15236 - Koophandelsplein

C15237 - Bridge over R. Leie, Koophandelsplein

C15238 - Koophandelsplein

C15239 - Koophandelsplein approaching Ketelbrug

C15240 - Kortrijksepoortstraat

 

Thank you very much.

 

David

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Good evening, David. That’s a great selection of photo’s from around Gateshead. C6361, at Gateshead Bensham, with a Class 37 on a westbound ballast train, in January, 1984, is a most atmospheric and well captured photo’ of a once everyday sight on BR.

 

The photo’s at Bottesford are a superb set. C5854, of a four car unit comprised of Classes 105 and 114, on a Nottingham to Skegness service, in August, 1982, is a well composed photo’, and I just hope the guard was okay with him looking out of the open door in the Cravens DMBS. 
 

With warmest regards,

 

Rob.

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On 05/04/2024 at 20:23, iands said:

J2808. Back in the 70s/80s the 'G' head code was often used on relief or special workings. 

 

Specifically, Eastern Region intra-regionals. Anything inter-regional used Z.

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9 hours ago, 35A said:

 

Specifically, Eastern Region intra-regionals. Anything inter-regional used Z.

Certainly in the '70s, ER-ScR Specials via Berwick were 1Fxx.

LMR-ScR via Carlisle and all ScR southbound Specials were 1Zxx.

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1 minute ago, DaveF said:

Just across the border in Scotland at Burnmouth on the ECML in the 70s.

 

 

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Burnmouth Class 55 up May 74 J3702  Headcode not recognised

 

 

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Burnmouth Class 55 55007 down May 74 J3704  10.00 Kings X to Edinburgh "The Flying Scotsman"

 

 

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Burnmouth Class 40 up freightliner Aug 74 J3995

 

 

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Burnmouth  Class 47 up ex passAug 77 C3510

 

 

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Burnmouth 40085 up freight Aug 77 C3511

 

David

Is the view as good out of your office window!

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Interesting in C7128 is the 3 car MetCam, in all the years I went up and down there I can never, ever recall seeing a 3 car set!  4 car on the Carlisles years ago, yes, but never noticed a 3.  I suppose my head dismissed them al as 2 cars sets, I spent a fair bit of time in 'boxes south from there down the Sunderland line (#cough the signalman mate is no longer with us so can't get him in trouble) too, the 'boro trains were usually 4 cars, but a pair of 2's!

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4 minutes ago, New Haven Neil said:

Interesting in C7128 is the 3 car MetCam, in all the years I went up and down there I can never, ever recall seeing a 3 car set!  4 car on the Carlisles years ago, yes, but never noticed a 3.  I suppose my head dismissed them al as 2 cars sets, I spent a fair bit of time in 'boxes south from there down the Sunderland line (#cough the signalman mate is no longer with us so can't get him in trouble) too, the 'boro trains were usually 4 cars, but a pair of 2's!

 

It might be a set which was transferred to Heaton when they were very short of dmus and were using 47s with 3 coaches on the Carlisle trains.

 

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I think it came up before that ScR-ER (and v.v.) trains with a number over 70 or so were often 'extra'/relief services

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Good evening, David. That’s a great selection of photo’s from Switzerland, at Rheineck, on the 7th August, 1991. C16197, of SBB Tmi, 424, is a delightful and well composed shot of the locomotive.

 

The photo’s from Scotland, at Burnmouth, are an excellent set. J3995, of a Class 40, on an up freightliner service, in August, 1974, is a superb photo’, and well composed by your Dad.

That first photo’ as stated by keefer, is more than likely some kind of extra service, especially going by the use of Mkl carriages in addition to the headcode used.
 

With warmest regards,

 

Rob.

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6 hours ago, 33C said:

Is the view as good out of your office window!

In one of my jobs, in Edinburgh, I could see the Firth of Forth out of one window and Arthur's Seat out of the other.

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14 minutes ago, St Enodoc said:

Arthur's Seat out of the other.

High winds and kilts don't mix!

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