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Two shots of 37 411, taken a couple of years apart. Opposite sides of the loco, but both of no. 2 end. Spot the difference. 37680, yet another horn move plus a repair patch. Two shots of 37697, different variations on the black headcode at each end - different locations but taken around the same time. I'd almost forgotten about this one, 37704 pretending that it hasn't been rebuilt. Lastly 37707 with the full number between the markers. ps The shot of 37138 a few posts earlier is at Newport.

A few more first 37334, another horns on the nose job and still with round buffers, also slightly non standard shades of grey and smaller last 3 digits. 37509 with the 'clipped oval' style of buffers (and of course the plated cantrail grilles) 37677, another horn jobby and lastly 37800 with a curious little cutout just above the coupling

Several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave and grooving with a Pict - Pink Floyd Go on - you can go almost anywhere from that one

upon the finer

In the land of grey and pink - Caravan very trippy

Let the sunshine in - Aquarius

towards the little

recently refurbished by

Rockin around with you - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Bring the boys back home - Pink Floyd

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Here are a few variations 37019 with much modified end ??“ other end normal splitboxes 37053 one of the Laira rebuilds 37065 similar to 019, mods at one end only 37072 rebuild one end only 37073/4 full centre panel rebuild at both ends 37083 not just plated, but fully reskinned 37091 full centre panel rebuild both ends 37100 similar to 019/065, one end only water tanks removed as well 37102 drastic rebuild, one end only 37221 dead straight bottom edge a la class 40

Heroin - Lou Reed

towards the precipice

Live in Gdansk - Dave Gilmour Awesome

47704 is definitely Newport (S Wales) - used to spend one day a fortnight there on a regular basis.