Ray M

I think Bramley is a good west riding name. It almost feels as if it fits around Batley & the outskirts of Leeds ; )

It is on the outskirts of  Leeds.

Its on the Bradford interchange line, about 4 miles outside Leeds, Just before you get to New Pudsey.

Of course you didn't encourage them to climb on any footplates wearing those mini skirts did you?

Makes me think of Benny Hill, Helping a lady on the bus

in The Italian job.

Names: Esholt.

But i do quite like: Clekhudersfax or Clekekmondsedge.

Only in looks alone.

hoo a posh 08.

The loco at Middleton Towers is probably the former class 03 D2054.  Built at Doncaster in 1959, it came from Chair Centre Ltd., in Derby (where it was  named "CENTRA") and went to CF Booth's for scapping in 1982.

Sorry to say but that sure looks like a 04 to me (Cab roof overhang).

How long do you leave the bodies to soak in the brake fluid.

Myself & the nephew also there.

If i remember correctly, the 66`s where numbers 1,3,4

66002 followed on quite a time after.

I remember a painting of a wezzie and a couple of warships 

leaving Plymouth. 

I think it was called Plymouth sound.

Would love to know if i could still pick one of these up.

I could have lynched some one at the Wakey show this weekend.

Smelly bleeder.

Fancy taking that toffee apple straight of the Royal train,

and putting it in the scrapyard.

For those interested in a re-railing,

there is a video on you tube, of a Jinty at highley, being re-railed. 

That Brush Type 4 with double-arrows on both ends of the body centre is a new one on me; I only remember them with a central one.

There was Only a small number of these ( one of them being a real namer) ?

And then there was the ones with the arrows under the cabside windows,

with there numbers on the bodyside, behind the cab door.

Love the Pre tops pics.

Another 3 or 4 year wait.

Class 31`s ,like the 37`s, look so much better

with buffer cowls.

Does any one know what these Snow ploughs came from

ie class 40/45/46.

Theirs being a pair of these at the side of Doncaster Station

a short while back.

I know it's a bit early but here are the second batch for today, taken on the London Tilbury and Southend in the 70s.

 

 

a Fenchurch Street Station frontage February 1980.jpg

Fenchurch Street Station frontage February 1980

 

 

a View east Fenchurch Street Octobe 1978.jpg

View east Fenchurch Street October 1978

 

 

a An 8 car train 302275 at rear leaves Fenchurch Street May 1979.jpg

An 8 car train 302275 at rear leaves Fenchurch Street May 1979

 

 

g West Horndon 308315 up pass May 79 C4552.jpg

West Horndon 308315 up pass May 79 C4552

 

 

h West of Laindon Class 308 up pass Sept 75 C2448.jpg

West of Laindon Class 308 up pass Sept 75 C2448

 

 

David

Suzuki AP50 & a Honda stepthrough on the first pic .

You would get a lot more for either one of them, these days.

Than you paid for one in them days.

Also just noted  that the overhead wires had gone in Morecambe 

by 1972.

With light mist and haze still hanging in the early afternoon, 66007 heads towards Skipton on 22nd September 2014 with 6D72, 11.32 Hull Dairycoates to Rylstone.

66007 6D72 Skipton 22092014 RMWeb.jpg

 

A couple of hours later the sun had burnt the mist away when 66025 crosses the bridge over the River Aire with 4D79, 09.53 Redcar to Rylstone.

66025 4D79 Skipton 22092014 RMWeb.jpg

Any idea why Coal wagons are going to Rylstone (2nd pic)

Love the 08 in Morecambe ,

still got its D in 72.

I Cant remember that many with mid body inter city signs.

Glad it didnt last,  They don`t look to good to me.

It must have being one of the first western paint jobs on the 50`s.

No nameplates and all that milarky 

Small coal yards,

Steel works.

We cant have being to far apart Dave,

i was their in June 75.

You should have a pic of the 05 at Sandown somewhere  ?

Jeez, Thats 30 years ago.

i was also their that day.