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As can be seen from the exhaust, this 8F is making slow progress through Chapel en le Frith on its way to the
Peak District. |
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Very late of a Summers evening a 9F stands at the ore unloading triangle at Consett steelworks as the lights of
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44890 stands on banker duty at Manchester Victoria. |
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44911 stands at Preston Station heating sleeping cars, the rain creating good reflections. |
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45025 pauses at Preston Station on the last "Belfast Boat Express". You can see the effect a diesel and paraffin
wash had on a grubby engine. |
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45562 "Alberta" takes water at Dillicar Troughs, south of Tebay. It is obvious that a tenderful of
water was taken given the dramatic overflow. |
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60019 "Bittern" streaks over Rely Mill Viaduct on a RCTS special. |
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63387 leaves South Pelaw on a coal train for Consett. |
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70027 "Morning Star" restarts a North-bound freight from Tebay early on a summers morning |
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70053 "Moray Firth" powers past Blea Moor box on a north bound trip working. This photograph is
dedicated to Bill Brandt, who's photographic style I was much influenced by. |
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Britannias 70001 "Lord Hurcombe" and 70053 "Moray Firth" at Kingmoor MPD |
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Early morning at Rose Grove Station sees the workmen taking an interest in a standard class 4 leaving for its
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This busy scene with the saddletank locomotive Nr. 63 is taken at Bournmoor Junction in April 1968. |
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Norwood Coke Ovens at Team Valley, Gateshead. |
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This is a six-coupled saddletank locomotive on a works train on the Philladelphia National Coal Board railway
system No.5. A works train heads up the bank from Bournmoor. |
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Those and much more pictures you will find at the homepage of Bill Watson. |