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Plymouth born one time railwayman, now working in the real world? Love music, ale, 'proper trains', scooters and the great outdoors! Busy running around on the moor with my foxhound nowadays, but getting out and about more often than I used to, (sometimes the hound comes too!) and it's great to be back!
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Ixion and the obligatory photo stop seminar at York, looks like a few of the participants had consumed a few Burton Ales by this time. I'm stood next to John Looker from T1LC in this phot. | Rogues Gallery | (200) |
| 2 | one_man_and_his_hound.jpg |
Myself and Chaffinch at Lopwell Dam in 2005. | Rogues Gallery | (177) |
| 3 | 45013_and_me_Whitemoor_170591.jpg |
Oi! Where's your yellow vest?! | Rogues Gallery | (172) |
| 4 | Liskeard__Warrington_and_Sir_Eddie.jpg |
A few Royal Oaks in the Red Cow and look what happened to Wibble! | Rogues Gallery | (156) |
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43009 waits to complete a power car swap for a London bound service. | HST | (116) |
| 6 | 45015_45119_Exeter.jpg |
Off to Waterloo for the day with my Dad, this passes us on the down. BOWLED! | Peaks | (99) |
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D200 at Euston ready to work the Pennine Forty Farewell, a tour which was good for the spoon goons in the end, with 47322 coming to the rescue at Stoke.! | English Electric Miscellany | (97) |
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No cash, no bash. Gutted at watching the beast leave without me, but happily I reckon I got quite a few miles off her in her last summer, not even counting the railtours! | Peaks | (93) |
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43080 restarts 1V50 from Exeter St David's. Nice livery variation, nice exhaust plume too! | HST | (79) |
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The weedkiller train waits to work the Gunnislake branch at Plymouth in 1996 | Class 20s | (74) |
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This site contains collections of classic BR diesel & electric locomotives, with the odd tea-making device thrown in for good measure. Most are from the glory days of the 1980s, although there are quite a few from the preserved scene too. There aren't many dates and headcodes because I was too busy enjoying myself to write it all down, and I'm not THAT sad! Hope you enjoy the pictures, feel free to leave comments, and make sure you visit some of my links, especially 45015.org, 'cos we need your funds!
The eagle-eyed visitor may notice the odd music gallery pop up now and again. Well, why not? Dare I say it, man cannot live on trains alone??!! |
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