Phil Bullock
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I am glad you spelt those brian....!
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OK - IIRC that's a Noahs Ark brake van that worked off Pontypool Rd so this is one of the Eastern Valley collieries
But my brain has gone dead as to which one....
Phil
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For some reason they were "Chunkies" to us Worcester boys - I have no idea why!
Phil
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Sacrilege!
Mike.
Oh I don't know - more candidates for 16 tonner mineral loads
Phil
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Hi Phil Thanks for the comment .They were regular visitors on the Padds as you know and I have many a fond memory waiting in anticipation for the arrival and if the right driver was on we would cab and ride whilst shunting the stock away.Great days and I feel an invasion on the way for Shenston road.Thruster finished next may be Rapid in maroon full yellow ends, or Vigalant late blue.
Parked the other side of the hedge from Hereford diesel sidings today. Not a MAN or Maybach to be heard....
Phil
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Just a note to say that I've just updated the "Shenston Road" thread with photos of some of D1047's new Bachmann 43's.
Paul J.
Just been looking at those - fantastic!
Phil
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That picture of the Teddies at Radyr is cracking Gareth
Thanks for sharing
Phil
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The loco in J137 is a Class 11 LMS 350 shunter. The handrails on the cab have handrail knobs where a BR 350 has handrails that the ends curve so they fit to the cab side. No vacuum exhauster on the left hand running plate is also another clue. No water filler pipes on the radiator front. Pity the lamp post is in the way of the front of the cab, the LMS locos had a squared off bottom to the front windows where the BR locos have an angled bottom edge.
Thanks Clive - it was the lack of rad fillers that made me query it
Phil
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Now is that an 08 ?
Or one of the Crossley engine varieties? There were all at Toton IIRC
Phil
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Mike that map link is so helpful - many thanks
As to the shed....
Hmmm still none the wiser!
Phil
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Ha ha there was another derailment at West Brom last night but cant blame the Welsh contingent for that one!
Phil
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Wonderful Greg - wonder how many times she visited Hereford?
Phil
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Brian/Gareth
Than you so much for those fantastic pictures
I will look at the whole area with a far better appreciation of what was there next time we are in town...
Phil
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Lovely shot of Treforest
Presumably the two large buildings were a college at that time - now The University of South Wales
Our student let property is just the other side of them in Bertha Street
Theres an embankment along the lane at the top of the street - was that another line?
Phil
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Red route availability???? I must have missed something because I always thought they were Blue disc locos
Its my face that's red Mr Stationmaster Sir
Been applying too many red discs to Warships lately - you are of course correct, blue is the colour....
PHil
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wanted to go to Lydney show
But too busy sorting Abbotswood out for GETS.....will try again next year
Phil
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D6928 and D6953 - both new to WR - its the cow horn lamp irons and red route availability disc that's the give away - both to ER in 67, back to WR in 74
Cheers
Phil
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Fantastic stuff Dave - cant beat a GFYE 37!
Phil
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Has any one done a side by side comparison with the re tooled 42 showing all improvements.
Shipped all our 42s out so cant do that here am afraid...
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Thats why I dont do EM Paul - its the trains that are the fun for me, and they need a railway to run on....
Each to his own!
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Many thanks Stovepipe
So she was in traffic in that awful state in August....
Thanks again
Phil
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Cant see it - I guess as I wasn't following it
Neil - did you buy that one?
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That's great gen - many thanks Stovepipe
Could still do with finding a shot of her late 69 though....
Phil
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Thanks Greg - MU sockets blanked off in this shot - how early was that done I wonder?
I reckon that Plymouth Open day shot is either wrong date or wrong loco.
EM for you I guess - How about posting some photos up ? We could get the whole class.....
Cheers
Phil
Guess where
in WAG - Welsh Area Group
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Cheers Brian - afraid my welsh doesn't go much past sewin, coch-y-bonddu, diawl bach and haul a gwynt!
Phil