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6V36 rounds the tight curve out of Southampton Western Docks with 66510 at the healm.
6V36 rounds the tight curve out of Southampton Western Docks with 66510 at the healm.
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[#8634163] 2007-04-22 14:54:44 Left by Darryl Hemsley (#1189960) Reply
Fantastic shot! I love the way the train curves around the loco, and the heat-haze over the Fred. 10/10.
[#8819951] 2009-04-05 20:07:46 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A trainload now long gone, certainly a change from the all to common intermodal Docks traffic.
 
An extra Neasden-Wool empty sand train ran this particular saturday, seen here powering past Beaulieu Road station behind 66563.
An extra Neasden-Wool empty sand train ran this particular saturday, seen here powering past Beaulieu Road station behind 66563.
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[#8533019] 2006-06-18 19:20:37 Left by owain (#0) Reply
Hi This photo and your other photos are some of the best shots i have ever seen on the internet.Who says that sheds are boring when you see shots like this.How about taking a few shots at a level crossing.? regards Owain
 
1498 runs along the single line towards Brockenhurst with just one of it's many round trips during it's long working day.
1498 runs along the single line towards Brockenhurst with just one of it's many round trips during it's long working day.
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[#8608064] 2007-02-10 21:41:51 Left by (#0) Reply
Hi, I'm Planning to go down to Brockenhurst and I wondered Where this pic was taken from? Cheers
[#8608066] 2007-02-10 21:55:59 Left by (#0) Reply
Hi Mate, i need an email address to get back to you, i can't reply to the message received, thx.
[#8609923] 2007-02-15 19:43:49 Left by Rhys (#0) Reply
Sorry I forget to add my email address. It should show now.
 
4V60 snakes around Didcot west curve and across all lines to gain access to the 'Down' fast.
4V60 snakes around Didcot west curve and across all lines to gain access to the 'Down' fast.
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[#8549703] 2006-08-12 14:13:28 Left by (#0) Reply
Excellent fot
[#8819950] 2009-04-05 20:05:38 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for your comment.
 
The channel welcomes 1Z82.
The channel welcomes 1Z82.
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[#8571001] 2006-10-15 13:26:54 Left by 1Z82 (#0) Reply
Very good pic! I think the channel welcomes 1Z82 should be LYME BAY at full force!
[#8571002] 2006-10-15 13:28:59 Left by 1Z82.. (#0) Reply
LYME BAY comments from DEVON RANGER devonranger@hotmail.com
[#8819952] 2009-04-05 20:09:02 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
I won't forget that day for a long while, if ever.
[#8819953] 2009-04-05 20:10:17 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Many thanks 'Devon Ranger' !
 
Having been swallowed by the wave on the previous pic the remains still circles 37405 on the Bournemouth-Penzance charter.
Having been swallowed by the wave on the previous pic the remains still circles 37405 on the Bournemouth-Penzance charter.
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[#8584293] 2006-12-03 12:38:51 Left by Carl and Natalie (#0) Reply
Hi there I just love these Photographic Shots I must visit there this Winter and get some like that Glad there were no one with there heads out of the Windows other wise there would of got a good wash From Carl and Natalie PS: Thanks for the Comments Earler
 
Brush Type 4 47851 'Traction Magazine' in charge of Rail Tourer charter 1Z45 Doncaster - Bournemouth is captured at full thrash as it reaches the top of the steep incline on the approach to Beaulieu Road station.
Brush Type 4 47851 'Traction Magazine' in charge of Rail Tourer charter 1Z45 Doncaster - Bournemouth is captured at full thrash as it reaches the top of the steep incline on the approach to Beaulieu Road station.
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[#8573172] 2006-10-24 20:57:43 Left by Chris N (#0) Reply
Cracking lenswork there Pete!
[#8574913] 2006-10-26 22:55:11 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thankyou Chris, it's extremely satisfying to be complimented by one of the top photographers around.
 
This is one working i've been wanting to photograph for a while now. Initial thoughts were to capture it at Beaulieu Road but with it having a mid afternoon slot the shadows would of devoured the shot. Brockenhurst was the chosen location and Freightliners 100th Class 66 number 619 can be seen passing the signal box situated next to the crossing barriers protecting the A337. The working is the 6O49 TThO 10:51 Neasden - Wool empty 4-wheel PGA hoppers.
This is one working i've been wanting to photograph for a while now. Initial thoughts were to capture it at Beaulieu Road but with it having a mid afternoon slot the shadows would of devoured the shot. Brockenhurst was the chosen location and Freightliners 100th Class 66 number 619 can be seen passing the signal box situated next to the crossing barriers protecting the A337. The working is the 6O49 TThO 10:51 Neasden - Wool empty 4-wheel PGA hoppers.
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[#8578887] 2006-11-10 10:09:43 Left by Chris Nevard (#0) Reply
This is a cracker! So nice to see a different location too:-)
 
A double headed Class 86 south bound freightliner service momentarily pauses in Crewe's platform 6 for a crew change.
A double headed Class 86 south bound freightliner service momentarily pauses in Crewe's platform 6 for a crew change.
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[#8633400] 2007-04-19 17:38:30 Left by Roger Coleman (#1005161) Reply
Outstanding shot Pete. One of the very best.
 
2x 86 head a south bound freightliner.
2x 86 head a south bound freightliner.
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[#8600987] 2007-01-21 09:17:27 Left by (#0) Reply
Stunning Pete. One of your best ever Tony
 
GB Railfreight liveried Class 73205 'Jeanette' approaches Redbridge station with a sunny Sunday engineers train.The 6G11 Branksome - Eastleigh yard engineers train was only just captured as it ran 30-40 minutes ahead of schedule, a minute later and this working would of been just a silhouette in the distance, Ta Champs for the . . . . . . 'Get ya Arse there' call.
GB Railfreight liveried Class 73205 'Jeanette' approaches Redbridge station with a sunny Sunday engineers train.The 6G11 Branksome - Eastleigh yard engineers train was only just captured as it ran 30-40 minutes ahead of schedule, a minute later and this working would of been just a silhouette in the distance, Ta Champs for the . . . . . . 'Get ya Arse there' call.
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[#8620437] 2007-03-12 15:29:58 Left by Sally Gorse (#1108080) Reply
Very Nice Photographic Image they Keep it up and allways nice to see new Images from your Collections Carl and Carl Thomas www.37682.fotopic.net
 
My first target train for the day duly obliged albeit approx 30 minutes down on it's booked passing time at Bedwyn. On a fantastic 'forcasted' Friday morning the 7A09 (07:12) Merehead - Acton yard loaded Yeoman 'Jumbo' train shakes Crofton on the exquisite Berks & Hants stretch. Super 'SuperPower' were at the sharp end as Mendiprail's 59's 206 & 005 do the honours under terrific light.
My first target train for the day duly obliged albeit approx 30 minutes down on it's booked passing time at Bedwyn. On a fantastic 'forcasted' Friday morning the 7A09 (07:12) Merehead - Acton yard loaded Yeoman 'Jumbo' train shakes Crofton on the exquisite Berks & Hants stretch. Super 'SuperPower' were at the sharp end as Mendiprail's 59's 206 & 005 do the honours under terrific light.
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[#8623473] 2007-03-20 08:18:16 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Magnificent shot Pete, just the sort of thing that I have come to expect from you though. Tony
[#8623724] 2007-03-20 20:00:19 Left by (#0) Reply
great picture, keep up the good work jw
 
I'll be honest !, no disappointment was about me when gen came through that the 'Ham Stone' was 'Shedded'. Three reasons really, 1. The weather was glorious, 2. Traction that i had not captured on this working before, 3. I knew she would need to work her 'Nuts' off to climb the steep incline towards Beaulieu Road !. A great combination really so i got there in plenty of time. My decision was to pic her from one of my favourite spots as to 'hopefully' get a good 'exhaust heat haze' effect from above. In my opinion she did'nt disappoint. 66208 powers towards Beaulieu Road with the 7O48 loaded stone train from Whatley Quarry to Hamworthy in 'Dream' light.
I'll be honest !, no disappointment was about me when gen came through that the 'Ham Stone' was 'Shedded'. Three reasons really, 1. The weather was glorious, 2. Traction that i had not captured on this working before, 3. I knew she would need to work her 'Nuts' off to climb the steep incline towards Beaulieu Road !. A great combination really so i got there in plenty of time. My decision was to pic her from one of my favourite spots as to 'hopefully' get a good 'exhaust heat haze' effect from above. In my opinion she did'nt disappoint. 66208 powers towards Beaulieu Road with the 7O48 loaded stone train from Whatley Quarry to Hamworthy in 'Dream' light.
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[#8625247] 2007-03-24 21:57:38 Left by im6247 (#0) Reply
hi,another great photo infact its excellent,probably one of the best ive viewed so far,looking forward to many more ..cheers mark...
 
It very rarely happens this way !, but it did today and the 'Buzzzzzz' feeling returned !. 'NO' GEN was received but a casual plenty of time drive was taken to capture the endangered 'Quiddy' tanks. After my arrival the normal 'Lee' passing time for the tanks came and went ! !, fifteen minutes later disappointment was setting in and plan 'B' was about to be actioned. Now don't say you've never said it but i said to myself,
It very rarely happens this way !, but it did today and the 'Buzzzzzz' feeling returned !. 'NO' GEN was received but a casual plenty of time drive was taken to capture the endangered 'Quiddy' tanks. After my arrival the normal 'Lee' passing time for the tanks came and went ! !, fifteen minutes later disappointment was setting in and plan 'B' was about to be actioned. Now don't say you've never said it but i said to myself,
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[#8627574] 2007-03-30 22:55:55 Left by Chris N (#0) Reply
Spot on Pete! So, are we going to see this in print soon? I do hope so;-)
 
Under rapidly darkening cloudy skies Class 31105 'tops' the ?Z?? (19:05) Bournemouth T&RSMD - Selhurst T&RSMD Ultrasonic Test Train at Brockenhurst station with Classmate 31190 'tail'ing the Top'n'Tail formation. Having started her journey to the capital from Poole yard due to unforeseen events the previous evening '?Z??' takes a 27 minute break to allow faster passenger services to pass, allowing ample time to bag this shot plus many more.
Under rapidly darkening cloudy skies Class 31105 'tops' the ?Z?? (19:05) Bournemouth T&RSMD - Selhurst T&RSMD Ultrasonic Test Train at Brockenhurst station with Classmate 31190 'tail'ing the Top'n'Tail formation. Having started her journey to the capital from Poole yard due to unforeseen events the previous evening '?Z??' takes a 27 minute break to allow faster passenger services to pass, allowing ample time to bag this shot plus many more.
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[#8629534] 2007-04-05 23:48:25 Left by Roger Coleman (#1005161) Reply
Stunning shot.
[#8638174] 2007-05-02 22:42:22 Left by Nag's Pix ! (#0) Reply
Thankyou mate, yep very happy with that one. All kinda fell into place.
 
With the driver taking in some southern fresh air and making the most of his unusual surroundings the 4E76 to Leeds FLT with 66536 passes Redbridge in warm April evening sunshine.
With the driver taking in some southern fresh air and making the most of his unusual surroundings the 4E76 to Leeds FLT with 66536 passes Redbridge in warm April evening sunshine.
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[#8631338] 2007-04-12 06:56:34 Left by (#0) Reply
Didnt see the red van when I drove down the road to Redbridge ! David
[#8637823] 2007-05-01 22:38:38 Left by Nag's Pix ! (#0) Reply
Ah - Ha !, i was driving my 'nobody knows me' vehicle that evening David !, trust you are well.
 
Freightliners 'Unique' Bardon Blue 66623 pauses at a SAD adjacent to the Lower Test Nature Reserve, Redbridge. A very kind gesture from the driver must be mentioned as he leaned out of his cab window to inform me he must proceed forward as he had been given the route to Maritime, a one minute gesture from me enabled me to grab the shot needed.
Freightliners 'Unique' Bardon Blue 66623 pauses at a SAD adjacent to the Lower Test Nature Reserve, Redbridge. A very kind gesture from the driver must be mentioned as he leaned out of his cab window to inform me he must proceed forward as he had been given the route to Maritime, a one minute gesture from me enabled me to grab the shot needed.
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[#8637684] 2007-05-01 16:55:46 Left by (#0) Reply
66623 loco move on the 18/4/07 was 0z48 taunton fairwater yd to sotton mct for tpws repair,nice photos I was the driver
[#8637815] 2007-05-01 22:16:20 Left by Nag's Pix ! (#0) Reply
Huge thx for the info on this working, very much appreciated, also many thx for the extra few seconds needed to grab this shot, very very good of you.
 
With some beautiful weather around down south at the moment with blue skies dominating extra effort is made to try and capture these type of workings. A very colourful combination was on show on the afternoon of Friday 20th April with Freightliners 'Unique' Bardon 'Blue' Aggregates liveried 66623 hauling the green HIA rake which form the 6O49 Neasden - Wool sand empties. The working can be seen powering through Ashurst(New Forest) station.
With some beautiful weather around down south at the moment with blue skies dominating extra effort is made to try and capture these type of workings. A very colourful combination was on show on the afternoon of Friday 20th April with Freightliners 'Unique' Bardon 'Blue' Aggregates liveried 66623 hauling the green HIA rake which form the 6O49 Neasden - Wool sand empties. The working can be seen powering through Ashurst(New Forest) station.
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[#8633748] 2007-04-20 22:18:37 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Superb image Pete. Your shots get better with every collection. Tony
 
EWS liveried 59203 passes Little Langford powering the 7O40 Merehead - Eastleigh F.Y. loaded stone train.
EWS liveried 59203 passes Little Langford powering the 7O40 Merehead - Eastleigh F.Y. loaded stone train.
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[#8638100] 2007-05-02 19:29:01 Left by Jack Haynes (#1188264) Reply
Nice photo here and the whole view of the train! Cheers Jack Haynes
 
A real grab shot you could say with me arriving no more than 30 seconds beforehand. Fairly happy with the framing of the shot but gutted that it could be mistaken as a light engine move with total fresh air behind the loco, the first of the small load can be seen to the extreme left of the image. Freightliners 57007 saunters through Great Wishford operating the 4O54 Leeds - Southampton service.
A real grab shot you could say with me arriving no more than 30 seconds beforehand. Fairly happy with the framing of the shot but gutted that it could be mistaken as a light engine move with total fresh air behind the loco, the first of the small load can be seen to the extreme left of the image. Freightliners 57007 saunters through Great Wishford operating the 4O54 Leeds - Southampton service.
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[#8635007] 2007-04-24 18:59:16 Left by (#0) Reply
Saunters?!! I was running to the speed limit, thank you :-)
[#8637826] 2007-05-01 22:42:19 Left by Nag's Pix ! (#0) Reply
Lol . . . . only 'descriptive' word i had never used so it had to come out sooner or later. Thx for looking.
 
A Sunny Saturday in the Wylye Valley for a railtour, wonderful. Following your nose sometimes pays dividends so never ignore a little farm track. This new location for me was found by chance. Exploring a dirt / dust track at Bapton uncovered this vantage point which is where i shot the 'Compass Tours' 1Z91 Mossley Hill - Salisbury
A Sunny Saturday in the Wylye Valley for a railtour, wonderful. Following your nose sometimes pays dividends so never ignore a little farm track. This new location for me was found by chance. Exploring a dirt / dust track at Bapton uncovered this vantage point which is where i shot the 'Compass Tours' 1Z91 Mossley Hill - Salisbury
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[#8634224] 2007-04-22 18:02:08 Left by Chris N (#0) Reply
You did well Pete! Expect to see it on the printed page soon;-)
 
The 1Q14 (06:00) Westbury - Eastleigh (12:40) via Weymouth/Yeovil/Fawley 'Serco' test train departs Marchwood on it's final leg before an overnight rest in Eastleigh TMD. 'Tail'ing the test train is DRS liveried Class 37609 and is captured passing under one of Marchwood's impressive semaphore signal gantry's.
The 1Q14 (06:00) Westbury - Eastleigh (12:40) via Weymouth/Yeovil/Fawley 'Serco' test train departs Marchwood on it's final leg before an overnight rest in Eastleigh TMD. 'Tail'ing the test train is DRS liveried Class 37609 and is captured passing under one of Marchwood's impressive semaphore signal gantry's.
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[#8637020] 2007-04-29 14:16:32 Left by Sally Gorse (#1108080) Reply
Very nice Images there :>) Keep up with the Great work and look forward to more soon Thanks Carl & Carl Thomas Gorse www.37682.fotopic.net
[#8638173] 2007-05-02 22:41:19 Left by Nag's Pix ! (#0) Reply
Cheers Carl's. I'd been waiting for this working to happen for a few months. Trust you are both well.
 
Yeoman liveried 59004 heads the 6V48 Hamworthy - Whatley stone empties and can be seen passing Ipley, deep in the New Forest..
Yeoman liveried 59004 heads the 6V48 Hamworthy - Whatley stone empties and can be seen passing Ipley, deep in the New Forest..
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[#8638639] 2007-05-04 08:46:43 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Cracker Pete. As usual you choose the unusual viewpoint and make it work. Tony
 
Probably my favourite shot of the day. B12 4-6-0 - 61572 chuffs & puffs like hell up the steep gradient towards 'Dead Mans Cutting' with the 15:00 Sheringham - Holt service.
Probably my favourite shot of the day. B12 4-6-0 - 61572 chuffs & puffs like hell up the steep gradient towards 'Dead Mans Cutting' with the 15:00 Sheringham - Holt service.
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[#8641314] 2007-05-11 17:33:16 Left by Sally Gorse (#1108080) Reply
Well what more can i say about this Image Excellent in everyway :>) Carl and Carl Thomas Gorse
[#8641446] 2007-05-11 22:21:40 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Lovely image Pete as is the whole collection. It is well worth the wait for you to process them! Tony
 
An amazingly sunlit Corfe Castle puts Western Champion in the shade.
An amazingly sunlit Corfe Castle puts Western Champion in the shade.
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[#8652014] 2007-06-12 21:19:12 Left by Jack Haynes (#1188264) Reply
Great Photo! Love the sight of Corfe Castle in the background and how it is lit up by the sun and the train at the bottom! Jack Haynes
 
My most pleasing and by far the most satisfying image of the day !. Visiting heritage diesel D1015 'Western Champion' tags along on the rear of the 2N02 (09:30) Swanage - Norden (09:56) gala service. In an astonishingly fantastic patch of blue sky 47635, 4-VEP 3417 & the tailing Western make their way towards Corfe Castle.
My most pleasing and by far the most satisfying image of the day !. Visiting heritage diesel D1015 'Western Champion' tags along on the rear of the 2N02 (09:30) Swanage - Norden (09:56) gala service. In an astonishingly fantastic patch of blue sky 47635, 4-VEP 3417 & the tailing Western make their way towards Corfe Castle.
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[#8642251] 2007-05-14 11:59:07 Left by Sally Gorse (#1108080) Reply
Great Collection from the Swanage Beer Festival and Corfe Castle really adds to the Image... I am hoping to visit that way later this year Thanks again for letting is view such great photographic Images ! Carl and Carl Thomas Gorse
 
I photographed this working exactly 48 hours previous to this shot and the conditions could not have been more different. The sun early on Tuesday morning had completely changed to patches of dense fog as can be seen in this image. The 4E31 Fairwater (Taunton) - Peterborough departmental (concrete sleepers) is seen passing Berkley, near Westbury in the as mentioned 'fog'.
I photographed this working exactly 48 hours previous to this shot and the conditions could not have been more different. The sun early on Tuesday morning had completely changed to patches of dense fog as can be seen in this image. The 4E31 Fairwater (Taunton) - Peterborough departmental (concrete sleepers) is seen passing Berkley, near Westbury in the as mentioned 'fog'.
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[#8646283] 2007-05-25 22:54:11 Left by Chris N (#0) Reply
Read the GEN whilst we were thinking about breakfast down the road in Bath. Now I see the shot - well worth the wait and in many way so more interesting than anoher 'sunny':-)
[#8819957] 2009-04-05 20:16:13 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Yes Chris, i really should get away from the all to common sunnies more often, there are so many other elements out there that can also end with great results.
 
GBRf 66724 powers the 5Z73 Ilford - Laira 'First Great Western' refurbished Mk3 stock move. Great Cheverell on the Berks & Hants line is where the 'Z' move is captured with the added bonus of wonderful crisp light.
GBRf 66724 powers the 5Z73 Ilford - Laira 'First Great Western' refurbished Mk3 stock move. Great Cheverell on the Berks & Hants line is where the 'Z' move is captured with the added bonus of wonderful crisp light.
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[#8647565] 2007-05-29 21:21:46 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Lovely shot Pete taken at one of my favorite spots. Tony
[#8819958] 2009-04-05 20:18:09 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Framed terribly T, although very much caught on the hop, wasn't expecting it, that's my excuse & i'm sticking to it.
 
A very unusual working for a Saturday happened on the 9th June 2007. South West Trains liveried Class 73109 'Battle of Britain' dragged 4-VEP 3417 'Gordon Petitt' on a tyre turning mission to the capital. Working as the 5Z50 Bournemouth T&RSMD - Wimbledon Park EMUD the duo can be seen belting through Beaulieu Road station in the middle of the New Forest. The last time i saw 4-VEP 3417 it was sandwiched between 47635 & D1015 and running on the Swanage Railway !.
A very unusual working for a Saturday happened on the 9th June 2007. South West Trains liveried Class 73109 'Battle of Britain' dragged 4-VEP 3417 'Gordon Petitt' on a tyre turning mission to the capital. Working as the 5Z50 Bournemouth T&RSMD - Wimbledon Park EMUD the duo can be seen belting through Beaulieu Road station in the middle of the New Forest. The last time i saw 4-VEP 3417 it was sandwiched between 47635 & D1015 and running on the Swanage Railway !.
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[#8651936] 2007-06-12 17:30:34 Left by Chris Motteram (#1050995) Reply
Excellent photo Pete.3417 has been out and about a few times lately, shame it's not be under her own power.
 
Didcot Power Station is used as the backdrop as a High Speed Train (HST) heads to the capital.
Didcot Power Station is used as the backdrop as a High Speed Train (HST) heads to the capital.
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[#8658120] 2007-07-01 10:41:31 Left by Sally Gorse (#1108080) Reply
Another Great Collection of photographs taken in June and I will look forward to the ones in July :>) Keep up the great work !!!!!!! Carl and Carl Thomas Gorse www.37682.fotopic.net
 
I targeted a few 'Virgin' Voyager's today with the striking Virgin Red & Silver livery soon to be replaced by an unknown 'Arriva' alternative. Arriva plc will take over the cross country franchise from Virgin on 11th November this year. Under a totally cloudless blue sky Super Voyager 221111 races through the New Forest at Beaulieu.
I targeted a few 'Virgin' Voyager's today with the striking Virgin Red & Silver livery soon to be replaced by an unknown 'Arriva' alternative. Arriva plc will take over the cross country franchise from Virgin on 11th November this year. Under a totally cloudless blue sky Super Voyager 221111 races through the New Forest at Beaulieu.
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[#8676076] 2007-08-28 21:06:39 Left by Arriva (#0) Reply
Where have you been for the last month.The arriva livery is on their website , www.arrivacrosscountry.co.uk and it has pics of voyagers, hst's and turbostars in their livery!Hardly unkown!
[#8676079] 2007-08-28 21:27:37 Left by Nag's Pix ! (#0) Reply
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch in Wales !. I have no need to visit www.arrivacrosscountry.co.uk
 
Having been signal checked at Crofton for no apparent reason 59202 heading the 7A09 applies the power and is captured on the straight heading towards Bedwyn.
Having been signal checked at Crofton for no apparent reason 59202 heading the 7A09 applies the power and is captured on the straight heading towards Bedwyn.
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[#8704299] 2007-12-20 11:23:32 Left by (#0) Reply
THe signal check at Crofton is usually for the Turbo that starts/terminates at Bedwyn. The signal at Crofton protects the crossover into the turnback siding. If 7A09 is early by more than a few minutes over Savernake, it is usual to get stopped checked/stopped at Crofton waiting for the unit to depart (the next signal after Crofton is off the end of Bedwyn platform!) Hope this helps. Andy
 
MEGA !. In glorious early morning unbroken sunshine Class 37 'Tractors' 422 'Cardiff Canton' & 417 'Richard Trevithick' plough through the fields of Lee near Romsey. The 1Z37 (08:10) Eastleigh - Llandrindod Pathfinder 'The Heart of Wales Explorer' railtour brought not only the blue skies but also brought 'us' down south two of the now extremely limited and very finest Heritage diesels around. SPLENDID !.
MEGA !. In glorious early morning unbroken sunshine Class 37 'Tractors' 422 'Cardiff Canton' & 417 'Richard Trevithick' plough through the fields of Lee near Romsey. The 1Z37 (08:10) Eastleigh - Llandrindod Pathfinder 'The Heart of Wales Explorer' railtour brought not only the blue skies but also brought 'us' down south two of the now extremely limited and very finest Heritage diesels around. SPLENDID !.
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[#8675132] 2007-08-25 20:09:55 Left by Woz. (#0) Reply
Now then Pete, what can i say about this shot, well one word, STUNNING. Well done! Regards. Woz.
[#8677503] 2007-09-02 18:20:12 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot, Nice to have met you, Jamie
 
13-09-02. 'Corus' Silver liveried Class 60006 cautiously runs through Southampton Central dragging the (16:35) 6W65 Eastleigh yard - Furzebrook LPG 4-wheel tanks. Although this image is not of the highest quality it is certainly one i'm extremely glad i managed to get, never to be repeated in a million years.
13-09-02. 'Corus' Silver liveried Class 60006 cautiously runs through Southampton Central dragging the (16:35) 6W65 Eastleigh yard - Furzebrook LPG 4-wheel tanks. Although this image is not of the highest quality it is certainly one i'm extremely glad i managed to get, never to be repeated in a million years.
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[#8677472] 2007-09-02 16:01:24 Left by Sally Gorse (#1108080) Reply
What more can you say to a Image like this * Fantasic and Brilliant Light * It allways a pleasure to view your Images Keep up with the Great Work and look forward to more soon. Carl and Carl Thomas Gorse www.37682.fotopic.net
 
How frustrating ! !. Just one daily freightliner working uses this wonderful stretch of track between Redbridge and Romsey and that passes at the crack of dawn. A quick trip before work to Coldharbour Lane, Lee allows the shot. On a glorious September morning 66543 can be seen powering the 4M50 (07:25) Southampton - Crewe container service.
How frustrating ! !. Just one daily freightliner working uses this wonderful stretch of track between Redbridge and Romsey and that passes at the crack of dawn. A quick trip before work to Coldharbour Lane, Lee allows the shot. On a glorious September morning 66543 can be seen powering the 4M50 (07:25) Southampton - Crewe container service.
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[#8680393] 2007-09-11 22:31:58 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Pete, It was worth getting up early for this shot. It's an absolute cracker
 
'The Bath & Salisbury Venturer' 1Z22 (07:24) Wakefield - Salisbury is captured wandering through the Wylye Valley at Great Wishford. Under a mass of blue sky Two Tone Green Class 47851 'tops' the West Coast Railway Company's tour with Class 57601 'tail'ing.
'The Bath & Salisbury Venturer' 1Z22 (07:24) Wakefield - Salisbury is captured wandering through the Wylye Valley at Great Wishford. Under a mass of blue sky Two Tone Green Class 47851 'tops' the West Coast Railway Company's tour with Class 57601 'tail'ing.
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[#8681508] 2007-09-16 12:44:06 Left by Warren Armstrong (#1109430) Reply
Now this really is, "The perfect image"
[#8681588] 2007-09-16 19:08:13 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Superb Pete, one of your very best. Tony
[#8867437] 2009-10-18 10:15:57 Left by Mark J (#0) Reply
Pete, of all your shots this is one of the ones i regularly end up going back to, a super image in every way and is always a pleasure to see. Mark J.
[#8868244] 2009-10-20 22:38:57 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
I still remember that day as if it was yesterday, thanks MJ.
 
Beat this for entertainment between trains !. During the morning next to the GWML upto five of these beautiful Red Kites were soaring above us at any one time.
Beat this for entertainment between trains !. During the morning next to the GWML upto five of these beautiful Red Kites were soaring above us at any one time.
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[#8687062] 2007-10-07 12:14:12 Left by (#0) Reply
excellent photograph beats those crap sheds and freds any day
 
Fourth & Final Tug of the Day &
Fourth & Final Tug of the Day &
Comments
[#8687051] 2007-10-07 10:56:02 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
A Classic shot Pete. The perfect end to a great day. Here's to the next one.
 
'STADIUM OF LIGHT', at last !. I was extremely
'STADIUM OF LIGHT', at last !. I was extremely
Comments
[#8690497] 2007-10-20 16:27:45 Left by Paul Scott (#1116532) Reply
cracking shot mate, also liking the caption! seeing as though its my hometown :) cheers Paul http://davidpaul-photographs.fotopic.net
 
Welcome back !. Having only been released back into traffic this last week after a fairly lengthy spell in store, Class 60 No: 089 'THE RAILWAY HORSE' is caught at a sunny Peak Forest powering the 6H01 Oakleigh - Tunstead empty BM hoppers. 20/10/2007.
Welcome back !. Having only been released back into traffic this last week after a fairly lengthy spell in store, Class 60 No: 089 'THE RAILWAY HORSE' is caught at a sunny Peak Forest powering the 6H01 Oakleigh - Tunstead empty BM hoppers. 20/10/2007.
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[#8690985] 2007-10-22 20:55:55 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Brilliant Pete. Another of your best. Tony
 
Freightliners Finest !. With just a single operational Green/Yellow Class 57 example remaining 57006 'Freightliner Reliance' is quite a catch. Under welcome blue skies 'The Celebrity' can be seen hauling the local trip working 4B32 Marchwood - Maritime. A bonus came with this working today with the fact that the normally empty flats from Marchwood which were there purely for weekend storage were actually 50% loaded which obviously helped with this image. Splendid !. 29/10/2007
Freightliners Finest !. With just a single operational Green/Yellow Class 57 example remaining 57006 'Freightliner Reliance' is quite a catch. Under welcome blue skies 'The Celebrity' can be seen hauling the local trip working 4B32 Marchwood - Maritime. A bonus came with this working today with the fact that the normally empty flats from Marchwood which were there purely for weekend storage were actually 50% loaded which obviously helped with this image. Splendid !. 29/10/2007
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[#8692948] 2007-10-29 20:18:02 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Very nice Pete. It would have been nice if 4M59 had a quarter of this load when it ran later on. Tony
 
Five blood blisters on one finger later after falling out of a tree trying to get higher than Network Rails steel fencing and i gave up on that particular vantage point (shut it SWS) !, all that in vain & extreme pain just to dodge the early morning shadows !. Now on firmer ground and sat safely on Mount Pleasant's footbridge, Northam Class 60042 'The Hundred of Hoo' rumbles by powering the 6B45 (08:35) Eastleigh yard - Marchwood MOD trip.
Five blood blisters on one finger later after falling out of a tree trying to get higher than Network Rails steel fencing and i gave up on that particular vantage point (shut it SWS) !, all that in vain & extreme pain just to dodge the early morning shadows !. Now on firmer ground and sat safely on Mount Pleasant's footbridge, Northam Class 60042 'The Hundred of Hoo' rumbles by powering the 6B45 (08:35) Eastleigh yard - Marchwood MOD trip.
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[#8694111] 2007-11-02 15:39:12 Left by Rich Sulzmann (#0) Reply
Twit ! You could've just asked me - tried that tree shot before but the fence is just a little too high. Course, I didn't fall outta it! A valiant effort though my friend, at the expense of your finger.... :) (Before anyone else tries it we're talking about a tree on the shoreline of the estuary which is climbable and looks like there is a shot across the fence, but the fence is just too tall, so don't bother else you might end up like this twit!)
 
Other regions have top 'n' tail DRS 20's, 37's, 66's and one lucky region even has Colas 47's ! (although not to the interest of one fellow photographer who lives on their doorstep, he will regret it once the season is over ! !). Anyhow 'Uz Darn Sowf' get given these Monstrosities as RHTT's ! !.
Other regions have top 'n' tail DRS 20's, 37's, 66's and one lucky region even has Colas 47's ! (although not to the interest of one fellow photographer who lives on their doorstep, he will regret it once the season is over ! !). Anyhow 'Uz Darn Sowf' get given these Monstrosities as RHTT's ! !.
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[#8701140] 2007-12-06 09:44:37 Left by (#0) Reply
I`m in sympathy with you as we have the things here on the Wirral!
 
Hertfordshire Rail Tours 'The Sussex Carol' was routed along the short but wonderful stretch of track between Romsey - Redbridge today and for sure nothing was going to stop me being there. 1Z92 London Victoria - Fareham - London Euston can be seen blasting through the outskirts of Romsey behind DRS 'compass' liveried 47790, unique Victa Westlink liveried 47832 tailed the tour. 11/12/2007
Hertfordshire Rail Tours 'The Sussex Carol' was routed along the short but wonderful stretch of track between Romsey - Redbridge today and for sure nothing was going to stop me being there. 1Z92 London Victoria - Fareham - London Euston can be seen blasting through the outskirts of Romsey behind DRS 'compass' liveried 47790, unique Victa Westlink liveried 47832 tailed the tour. 11/12/2007
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[#8702391] 2007-12-11 23:23:42 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Beautifully captured Pete. Regrettably it went the other way through the London suburbs and I missed it. Tony
[#8702478] 2007-12-12 12:28:20 Left by img 9100 (#0) Reply
nice one pete,viewed some great shots on your site this year,this one for me has to be right up there with your best,looking forward to many more.well done MBclass47
 
Introducing the 1Z88 London Victoria - Fareham - Euston 'STOBART PULLMAN'. Direct Rail Services (DRS) / Stobart launched their new officially branded charter train today (12/02/2008) and what a day they chose. Hampshire is'nt exactly a region you would associate with the two Carlisle based companies but this is where their new Pullman was captured. Under wall to wall sunlight DRS Class 47712 'Pride of Carlisle' proudly hauls the Stobart Blue branded MkIII stock through The Lower Test Nature Reserve, Nursling. 12th.
Introducing the 1Z88 London Victoria - Fareham - Euston 'STOBART PULLMAN'. Direct Rail Services (DRS) / Stobart launched their new officially branded charter train today (12/02/2008) and what a day they chose. Hampshire is'nt exactly a region you would associate with the two Carlisle based companies but this is where their new Pullman was captured. Under wall to wall sunlight DRS Class 47712 'Pride of Carlisle' proudly hauls the Stobart Blue branded MkIII stock through The Lower Test Nature Reserve, Nursling. 12th.
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[#8717609] 2008-02-13 13:32:53 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
A classic image. I look forward to seeing it in print. Well done Pete. Tony
 
Clearly showing Hampshires New Forest and all of it's beauty Freightliners 6049 Neasden-Wool sand train runs through the forests Ipley / Beaulieu area. In yet more fabulous February sunlight Class 66602 powers the working. 19th.
Clearly showing Hampshires New Forest and all of it's beauty Freightliners 6049 Neasden-Wool sand train runs through the forests Ipley / Beaulieu area. In yet more fabulous February sunlight Class 66602 powers the working. 19th.
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[#8722103] 2008-03-01 20:57:17 Left by (#0) Reply
Did you see that snake by your leg
 
Exactly one week ago i was on the inside of the 'Stobart Pullman' on my way to Carlisle. This week i was on the outside with the opportunity to photograph this fine spectacle. Bang on time and again doing a flawless job Direct Rail Services 47802 leads 'The Thomas Hardy Circular' 1Z86 (06:35) Northampton - Weymouth railtour through Ashurst in yet more 'of late' glorious sunshine. 1st.
Exactly one week ago i was on the inside of the 'Stobart Pullman' on my way to Carlisle. This week i was on the outside with the opportunity to photograph this fine spectacle. Bang on time and again doing a flawless job Direct Rail Services 47802 leads 'The Thomas Hardy Circular' 1Z86 (06:35) Northampton - Weymouth railtour through Ashurst in yet more 'of late' glorious sunshine. 1st.
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[#8722027] 2008-03-01 17:18:43 Left by img 9788 (#0) Reply
hi pete,another quality shot well up there with your best...keep them coming....nice one mark
[#8722156] 2008-03-02 00:20:04 Left by edward.callaghan@ntlworld.com (#0) Reply
Nice one Pete. You certainly had the weather and made the best of it. Well done mate.
[#8723492] 2008-03-07 21:19:50 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
Very nice, for a modern livery i quite like this DRS variation. MARK -> http://mark-jamieson.fotopic.net/
 
Freshly painted and still gleaming Class 60074 'Teenage Spirit' powers towards Cam and Dursley station with the 6E41 (10:42) Westerleigh - Lindsey bogie tanks. 4th.
Freshly painted and still gleaming Class 60074 'Teenage Spirit' powers towards Cam and Dursley station with the 6E41 (10:42) Westerleigh - Lindsey bogie tanks. 4th.
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[#8723477] 2008-03-07 20:16:50 Left by Matthew Wilson (#1162566) Reply
Hope I filled in the right bits on the form, but the text for each box is invisible. Anyway, just to say what a fantastic image of a fantastic loco. Send it off if you haven't, got be guaranteed a printing!
 
Hauling only it's second working since a very smart repaint at Toton TMD Class 60 No:074 powers the 6E41 (10:42) Westerleigh OT - Lindsey OR bogie tanks. Showing off her brand new and unique TEENAGE CANCER TRUST livery 60074 'Teenage Spirit' prepares to blast through Cam and Dursley station. 4th.
Hauling only it's second working since a very smart repaint at Toton TMD Class 60 No:074 powers the 6E41 (10:42) Westerleigh OT - Lindsey OR bogie tanks. Showing off her brand new and unique TEENAGE CANCER TRUST livery 60074 'Teenage Spirit' prepares to blast through Cam and Dursley station. 4th.
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[#8722835] 2008-03-04 21:59:15 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking Shot - Jamie
 
Traction Attraction !. Well it certainly wasn't the weather which tempted me out on this particular day after waking from my night shift. In stark contrast to Tuesdays effort of freshly painted 60074 where everything fell into place, 'never photted' grubby Tug 60077 drags the 6M57 Wool - Watford loaded sand train through Beaulieu Road in somewhat difficult and challenging conditions. 6th.
Traction Attraction !. Well it certainly wasn't the weather which tempted me out on this particular day after waking from my night shift. In stark contrast to Tuesdays effort of freshly painted 60074 where everything fell into place, 'never photted' grubby Tug 60077 drags the 6M57 Wool - Watford loaded sand train through Beaulieu Road in somewhat difficult and challenging conditions. 6th.
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[#8723491] 2008-03-07 21:18:01 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
Nice picture, didn't get a chance to fot it myself unfortunately - MARK -> http://mark-jamieson.fotopic.net/
 
D1068 Western Reliance 'aka' D1015 Western Champion roars along the Berks & Hants stretch at Bedwyn with 'The Royal Duchy' 1Z52 London Paddington - Penzance railtour. Having left home in full drizzle to capture the 'Champion' under clear blue skies could be classed as a 'Result'. 5th.
D1068 Western Reliance 'aka' D1015 Western Champion roars along the Berks & Hants stretch at Bedwyn with 'The Royal Duchy' 1Z52 London Paddington - Penzance railtour. Having left home in full drizzle to capture the 'Champion' under clear blue skies could be classed as a 'Result'. 5th.
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[#8731386] 2008-04-05 20:11:19 Left by (#0) Reply
Cracking shot - Jamie
 
Saturday 12th April 2008 - 47773 (D1755), 1Z57 Birmingham Moor Street - Portsmouth Harbour, Cholsey Manor Farm.
Saturday 12th April 2008 - 47773 (D1755), 1Z57 Birmingham Moor Street - Portsmouth Harbour, Cholsey Manor Farm.
Comments Corner.
[#8734820] 2008-04-17 16:46:05 Left by Mike J Platt (#1200543) Reply
First comment on the new site. "Start as you mean to go on". Fantastic image of the 47. Brilliant and well done. Best regards, Mike.
 
20310 & 20307, Awbridge.
20310 & 20307, Awbridge.
Comments Corner.
[#8735534] 2008-04-20 11:50:48 Left by class 20's (#0) Reply
Despite the weather which doesnt seem to effect your shots in any way, you came up with another cracking shot, the site has many quality shots on it already,well done. mark
 
28th December - 60054, 6E13 Newbiggin - Milford gypsum, Ribblehead.
28th December - 60054, 6E13 Newbiggin - Milford gypsum, Ribblehead.
Comments Corner.
[#8753279] 2008-06-30 09:41:17 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
A very nice picture. Mark. http://mark-jamieson.fotopic.net/
 
1st June 2008 - 6233 'Duchess of Sutherland', 'Locomotive Exchange Special' 1Z92 Waterloo - Exeter St Davids, Barford St Martin.
1st June 2008 - 6233 'Duchess of Sutherland', 'Locomotive Exchange Special' 1Z92 Waterloo - Exeter St Davids, Barford St Martin.
Steam.
[#8819711] 2009-04-04 23:25:33 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Very nice........ JS Trains
[#8819969] 2009-04-05 20:26:23 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for looking from so far, much appreciated.
 
7th June 2008 - 444044, Bincombe.
7th June 2008 - 444044, Bincombe.
Class 444.
[#8819714] 2009-04-04 23:29:30 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Wonderful ......... JS Trains
[#8819968] 2009-04-05 20:25:45 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for looking from so far, much appreciated.
 
Summer Timetabled 2O72 (09:09) Bristol Temple Meads - Weymouth exits Bincombe Tunnel, Weymouth with Class 67019 leading Virgin liveried stock 'GW11' with classmate 020 on the tail. 7th June 2008.
Summer Timetabled 2O72 (09:09) Bristol Temple Meads - Weymouth exits Bincombe Tunnel, Weymouth with Class 67019 leading Virgin liveried stock 'GW11' with classmate 020 on the tail. 7th June 2008.
Comments Corner.
[#8747160] 2008-06-07 22:03:18 Left by Jack Haynes (#0) Reply
Absolutely Cracking shot! Well Done! I got it on the return journey coming up the bank! www.jacksrailwayphotos.fpic.co.uk
 
7th June 2008 - 1J40 (15:44) Lymington Pier - Brockenhurst.
7th June 2008 - 1J40 (15:44) Lymington Pier - Brockenhurst.
Lymington Flyer.
[#8748632] 2008-06-13 07:07:31 Left by David Warwick (#1207453) Reply
Someones been climbing Trees!!
 
16th April 2008 - 59001 '7O48' Foxhills (Ashurst).
16th April 2008 - 59001 '7O48' Foxhills (Ashurst).
7O48 / 7V48 Whatley Quarry - Hamworthy - Whatley Quarry Stone.
[#8752340] 2008-06-26 08:03:52 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot - Jamie
 
D1015 'Western Champion', 2N02 (09:30) Swanage - Norden, Corfe Castle.
D1015 'Western Champion', 2N02 (09:30) Swanage - Norden, Corfe Castle.
Swanage Diesel Gala 2007.
[#8749989] 2008-06-17 20:00:12 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
Lovely picture from a great gala. Mark. http://mark-jamieson.fotopic.net/
 
23rd June 2008 - 4936 'Kinlet Hall', 5Z36 Merehead - Tyseley, Manningford Bruce.
23rd June 2008 - 4936 'Kinlet Hall', 5Z36 Merehead - Tyseley, Manningford Bruce.
Steam.
[#8819712] 2009-04-04 23:26:20 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Very nice............ JS Trains
[#8819967] 2009-04-05 20:24:59 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for looking from so far, much appreciated.
 
27th July 2008 - 1497, 1J14 (09:14) Lymington Pier - Brockenhurst.
27th July 2008 - 1497, 1J14 (09:14) Lymington Pier - Brockenhurst.
Lymington Flyer.
[#8817441] 2009-03-28 09:21:04 Left by daddy (#0) Reply
Ref. the penultimate shot. Good job you didn't notic that five foot adder sliding between your legs.
 
23rd August 2008 - 444011, Bincombe.
23rd August 2008 - 444011, Bincombe.
Class 444.
[#8819715] 2009-04-04 23:30:21 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Wonderful ......... JS Trains
[#8819966] 2009-04-05 20:24:16 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for looking from so far, much appreciated.
 
23rd August 2008 - 67006, 2O72 (09:07) Bristol Temple Meads - Weymouth Summer timetable relief, Bincombe.
23rd August 2008 - 67006, 2O72 (09:07) Bristol Temple Meads - Weymouth Summer timetable relief, Bincombe.
Class 67.
[#8771075] 2008-09-14 12:59:39 Left by (#0) Reply
Cracking shot :-) This is (without doubt) one of the best Fotopic sites around! The standard of pics on here is most impressive. Best Wishes, Ben W. http://benwheeler.fotopic.net/
[#8819971] 2009-04-05 20:28:12 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Big Thanks Ben, this has got to be one of my all time favourite shots. Wonderful sky too but made it all very nervy !
 
13th September 2008 - 60094, 6N93 Wilton Junction - Eastleigh yard engineers, Lee.
13th September 2008 - 60094, 6N93 Wilton Junction - Eastleigh yard engineers, Lee.
Class 60076 - 100.
[#8772242] 2008-09-19 21:12:36 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Very well worth the wait Pete. A cracker indeed. Tony
 
15th September 2007 - 47851, 'The Bath & Salisbury Venturer' 1Z22 Wakefield - Salisbury, Great Wishford.
15th September 2007 - 47851, 'The Bath & Salisbury Venturer' 1Z22 Wakefield - Salisbury, Great Wishford.
Diesel Hauled Railtours.
[#8771793] 2008-09-17 20:04:13 Left by Warren Armstrong (#1109430) Reply
SUPERB!
[#8819972] 2009-04-05 20:30:11 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A comment from the very 'Top' !, it can't be too bad then, thanks Woz, hugely appreciated thoughts.
 
27th September 2008 - 66305, 6M90 Avonmouth - Ratcliffe coal, Denchworth.
27th September 2008 - 66305, 6M90 Avonmouth - Ratcliffe coal, Denchworth.
Class 66 - fastline.
[#8775243] 2008-10-02 07:09:25 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
A very nice picture Pete, well done. Mark - http://www.mark-jamieson.fotopic.net/
 
10th October 2008 - 59005, Wolfhall.
10th October 2008 - 59005, Wolfhall.
7A17 - (10:31), Merehead Quarry - Acton yard stone.
[#8777481] 2008-10-12 13:55:52 Left by mark (#0) Reply
hi,what an outstanding collection of photograph's, the site looks really impressive and the latest shot of the 7a17 merehead-acton for me is right up there with the best,enjoyed the viewing well done
 
11th October 2008 - 30777 Sir Lamiel, 'Cathedrals Express' 1Z82 London Waterloo - Gloucester, Denchworth.
11th October 2008 - 30777 Sir Lamiel, 'Cathedrals Express' 1Z82 London Waterloo - Gloucester, Denchworth.
Steam.
[#8819713] 2009-04-04 23:28:01 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Pretty landscape, congratulations JS Trains
[#8819797] 2009-04-05 09:57:14 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A welcome viewer from afar, excellent. Many thanks for visiting Mr Silva.
 
21st October 2008 - 8002, 5B40 Bournemouth T&RSMD - Wimbledon EMUD ECS, Woodfidley.
21st October 2008 - 8002, 5B40 Bournemouth T&RSMD - Wimbledon EMUD ECS, Woodfidley.
Misc !.
[#8819716] 2009-04-04 23:31:16 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Trem Wonderful ......... JS Trains
[#8819963] 2009-04-05 20:23:14 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for looking from so afar, much appreciated.
 
One of Mendip Rail's Brand New toys. IIA 3770 6955 112-7 as part of the 6A74 Westbury yard - Theale. 24th October 2008.
One of Mendip Rail's Brand New toys. IIA 3770 6955 112-7 as part of the 6A74 Westbury yard - Theale. 24th October 2008.
Completely Random !
[#8819710] 2009-04-04 23:24:09 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Spectacular wagon JS Trains
[#8819795] 2009-04-05 09:56:03 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A welcome viewer from afar, excellent. Many thanks for visiting Mr Silva.
[#8819796] 2009-04-05 09:56:33 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A welcome viewer from afar, excellent. Many thanks for visiting Mr Silva.
 
29th October 2008 - 59206, Great Cheverell.
29th October 2008 - 59206, Great Cheverell.
7A17 - (10:31), Merehead Quarry - Acton yard stone.
[#8782345] 2008-11-01 21:26:19 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
A classic set from the perfect spot. Tony
[#8819962] 2009-04-05 20:21:27 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
And now in the history books T. We all know why.
 
8th November 2008 - 60095, 6N06 Redbridge - Eastleigh yard engineers, Deerleap.
8th November 2008 - 60095, 6N06 Redbridge - Eastleigh yard engineers, Deerleap.
Class 60076 - 100.
[#8784034] 2008-11-08 20:33:40 Left by William Turvill (#1231061) Reply
Worth the effort! Splendid picture. Bill
[#8784080] 2008-11-08 23:48:56 Left by John (#0) Reply
Superb photo. Bet the EWS Infrastructure division wouln't mind that as a publicity shot!
 
25th November 2008 - 56312 & 56311, 6Z57 (06:05) Immingham - Washwood Heath steel coils, Branston.
25th November 2008 - 56312 & 56311, 6Z57 (06:05) Immingham - Washwood Heath steel coils, Branston.
Top of the Shot's !.
[#8788371] 2008-11-29 13:40:24 Left by (#0) Reply
Looks like the 2nd man is stuffing a huge `Sub of the day` down him!
[#8788631] 2008-11-30 09:48:47 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#0) Reply
Chuffed the image is clear enough for you to see that !, thanx for the great comment !.
[#8794140] 2008-12-23 20:40:38 Left by nigel shell (#1228582) Reply
stonking shot mate
[#8796088] 2008-12-31 20:24:15 Left by Nag's Pix 2! (#0) Reply
Many thanks, without doubt a 2008 Highlight !.
 
29th December 2008 - 66017, 4S70 Drax Power Station - Ayr coal, Waitby.
29th December 2008 - 66017, 4S70 Drax Power Station - Ayr coal, Waitby.
White & Black.
[#8832619] 2009-05-27 15:48:58 Left by Nathan Rodgers (#0) Reply
Very swish and arty! Top shot.
[#8832679] 2009-05-27 19:20:20 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Much appreciated comment Nathan, thankyou. I can't actually believe i chose this location to try it !, hopefully it payed off ?.
 
14th January 2009. GBRf Class 73205 'Jeanette' ran down the south coast to collect Swanage Railway resident Class 33012 (D6515) 'Stan Symes' for onward movement to Eastleigh's now rejuvenated works for a welcome overhaul. They worked as the 0Y33 (12:40) Furzebrook - Eastleigh works.
14th January 2009. GBRf Class 73205 'Jeanette' ran down the south coast to collect Swanage Railway resident Class 33012 (D6515) 'Stan Symes' for onward movement to Eastleigh's now rejuvenated works for a welcome overhaul. They worked as the 0Y33 (12:40) Furzebrook - Eastleigh works.
Misc !.
[#8799980] 2009-01-17 20:29:38 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate!!! Jamie
[#8819960] 2009-04-05 20:20:08 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Cheers J.
 
21st January 2009 - 60059, Wolfhall.
21st January 2009 - 60059, Wolfhall.
6M20 - (10:37), Whatley Quarry - St.Pancras stone.
[#8801170] 2009-01-21 23:26:29 Left by RS (#0) Reply
Think I've seen this shot somewhere already ! 45 sighs sir ! Great effort considering conditions however.
[#8801175] 2009-01-21 23:46:58 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#0) Reply
"Like ya Say" ;^) Not one of our better days. Not to worry "Sigh", thanx for the company.
[#8801357] 2009-01-22 21:22:03 Left by Warren Armstrong (#1109430) Reply
Pete, Nothing mediocre about this shot. Another fine example to add to your collection. Woz.
[#8801619] 2009-01-23 21:47:05 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
A very nice one Pete. Tony
[#8801638] 2009-01-23 22:53:51 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#0) Reply
Thanks Woz, appreciate that.
[#8801640] 2009-01-23 22:59:03 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#0) Reply
I feel the ending to the day kinda deflated my spirits, thanks for your thoughts T, very welcome.
[#8801771] 2009-01-24 11:52:46 Left by mark (#0) Reply
hi pete,some quality comments on the class 60 already well done,for saying its only january the sites shaping up to be one of the best viewed online keep them coming mark b
[#8802144] 2009-01-25 10:16:02 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#0) Reply
Thank you MB, very kind words.
 
24th January 2009 - 66041, 6B86 Portbury - Aberthaw PS coal, East Usk.
24th January 2009 - 66041, 6B86 Portbury - Aberthaw PS coal, East Usk.
Class 66 - DB Schenker - (EWS).
[#8802177] 2009-01-25 12:51:24 Left by RD (#0) Reply
Its a good job you have some 'Rich' friends then!!! ;)
[#8802284] 2009-01-25 18:57:35 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#0) Reply
If you didn't carry so much baggage RD we could have taken your car. ;^)
 
4th February 2009. 66085 crosses the well known Causeway at Redbridge.
4th February 2009. 66085 crosses the well known Causeway at Redbridge.
White & Black.
[#8804894] 2009-02-04 22:11:45 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
What a great angle Pete, another excellent photograph to add to your portfolio. Mark.
[#8805206] 2009-02-05 23:01:00 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks Mark, to my annoyance a solitary swan had vanished out of shot only 30 seconds beforehand.
 
7th February 2009 - 66558, 6A21 Cardiff Pengam - Theale loaded stone, Crofton.
7th February 2009 - 66558, 6A21 Cardiff Pengam - Theale loaded stone, Crofton.
Top of the Shot's !.
[#8805893] 2009-02-08 17:55:26 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot, best wishes jamie
[#8805917] 2009-02-08 19:05:07 Left by MR G WHITE (#1080957) Reply
I know you couldn't sleep thinking about this shot, imagine a week later and BINGO snow! Well done Pete im glad one of the BOYS nailed it! My misses wont stop going on about it, blimey! GG
[#8805965] 2009-02-08 20:51:55 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Ok Ok Ok, i'll admit it did fill a small space in my mind although i never thought i would only need to wait 7 days to accomplish the mission. Now just make sure it's you that bag's our other dark secret ;^)
[#8805967] 2009-02-08 20:53:46 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Cheers J, will openly admit it was a rather jolly walk back to the RV !
[#8805990] 2009-02-08 22:17:30 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
Pete, everything about this shot is wonderful - one to be proud of. Very well done. Mark J.
[#8819633] 2009-04-04 20:46:21 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Although not a new shot, it's certainly a shot that has now set a refreshed trend ! !
 
20th February 2009 - 60049 '6O41' Lee.
20th February 2009 - 60049 '6O41' Lee.
6O41 / 6V41 Westbury - Eastleigh - Westbury tripper.
[#8808976] 2009-02-20 21:50:03 Left by mark (#0) Reply
Hi Pete,Brilliant shot of the class 60 049 well done its a classic shot one to be proud of keep them coming mb
[#8808979] 2009-02-20 22:03:54 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Behind the tree/bushes to the rear right of the pic is where the RV is. Scratching head as to why i've never ventured into the field before ?!?!?. Many thanks for your very welcome thoughts.
 
21st February 2009 - 66591, 4O54 Leeds - Southampton freightliner, Romsey.
21st February 2009 - 66591, 4O54 Leeds - Southampton freightliner, Romsey.
Class 66 - Freightliner (FL).
[#8810792] 2009-02-28 08:01:05 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
One of your very finest Pete. Like Freightliner, 'Well Done'.
[#8810806] 2009-02-28 10:24:05 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#0) Reply
T, agreed, i also rate the Green teams colours, especially in this immaculate condition. Thanks for your words.
[#8810902] 2009-02-28 19:27:40 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot!! best wishes Jamie
[#8819630] 2009-04-04 20:43:40 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thank you J, your comments are welcome anytime my friend, keep up your own good work.
 
26th February 2009 - 60011, Great Cheverell.
26th February 2009 - 60011, Great Cheverell.
Misc !.
[#8810856] 2009-02-28 15:42:17 Left by Michael Wright (#1043211) Reply
60011 at Acton on A Exam there, doing just fine :)
[#8819628] 2009-04-04 20:41:48 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for the update on her state of health Michael.
 
16th March 2009 - 66096, Millbrook.
16th March 2009 - 66096, Millbrook.
Class 66 - DB Schenker - (EWS).
[#8816267] 2009-03-22 22:40:30 Left by GG (#0) Reply
Photographing 4X4 Vehicles again, where's the snow this time!! LOL
[#8816270] 2009-03-22 22:49:31 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Shame i opted wrongly with my shot location, would have been far better off your bridge Gordon, hopefully there will be a next time ?.
 
20th March 2009 - 59206 '6A17' Wolfhall.
20th March 2009 - 59206 '6A17' Wolfhall.
7A17 - (10:31), Merehead Quarry - Acton yard stone.
[#8819547] 2009-04-04 14:35:11 Left by martin cook (#0) Reply
very nice shot,great site you have,good sunny shots allways a pleasure to see.cheers martin cook
[#8819625] 2009-04-04 20:39:51 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Martin, your thoughts are most welcome & much appreciated, thank you. Please drop in again soon.
 

21st March 2009 - 60054, 6B33 Theale - Margam 'Murco' bogie tanks, Baulking.
Class 60051 - 075.
[#8816265] 2009-03-22 22:35:54 Left by GG (#0) Reply
Very Tasty, Good Work My Freind!! GG
[#8816269] 2009-03-22 22:46:55 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Cheers George & thanks for the 'house' idea.
[#8816286] 2009-03-22 23:42:53 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
I see what you mean about the resolution Pete, Pure perfection.
[#8816288] 2009-03-22 23:47:49 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Treat yourself T, you will not be disappointed my friend.
 
17th June 2006 - 66563 '6O49' Beaulieu Road.
17th June 2006 - 66563 '6O49' Beaulieu Road.
Class 66 - Freightliner (FL).
[#8817496] 2009-03-28 15:46:39 Left by Scott (#0) Reply
It may not be many people's cup of tea but it is mine! Lovley jubley!
[#8817739] 2009-03-29 12:20:57 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Scott, appreciate your comment & thanks for looking.
 
28th March 2009 - 43???, Gatcombe.
28th March 2009 - 43???, Gatcombe.
Class 43 - HST.
[#8818209] 2009-03-30 18:02:57 Left by daddy (#0) Reply
Yeah, very stormy. Just look at them waves crashing over the sea defences.
[#8818596] 2009-03-31 22:26:43 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thankyou for your comment Father. I actually got soaked 5 minutes after this shot was achieved, hence "Stormy" !
 
28th March 2009 - 150250, Gatcombe.
28th March 2009 - 150250, Gatcombe.
Misc !.
[#8819708] 2009-04-04 23:21:31 Left by joão silva - portugal (#0) Reply
Pretty landscape ........... congratulations JS Trains
[#8819794] 2009-04-05 09:55:10 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A welcome viewer from afar, excellent. Many thanks for visiting Mr Silva.
 
7th April 2009 - 66553, 6E31 Ravenstruther - Drax Power station, Salt Lake Cottages, Ribblehead.
7th April 2009 - 66553, 6E31 Ravenstruther - Drax Power station, Salt Lake Cottages, Ribblehead.
Top of the Shot's !.
[#8822180] 2009-04-14 15:00:08 Left by mark (#0) Reply
hi pete,another quality shot to add to an outstanding collection well done,keep them coming mb
[#8822301] 2009-04-14 22:11:42 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Cheers MB, i left this pic on the home page just for you as i know you don't like wandering any further ;^)
 
21st April 2009 - 59203 & 59202, Little Bedwyn.
21st April 2009 - 59203 & 59202, Little Bedwyn.
7C31 - (09:45), Theale - Merehead Quarry.
[#8824415] 2009-04-23 14:07:50 Left by Tom C (#0) Reply
Hedge now well and truly cropped,was half way up train and so whole shot was crap................Now I know so "I'll be back"
[#8824570] 2009-04-24 01:16:31 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
RVM & his 'accomplice' seem to be opening you Westbury boys eyes of late, so here's another 'dormant' classic that will no doubt get a fresh lease of life locally ;^)
 
22nd April 2009 - 37423, 2Z44 Derby RTC - Southampton Central inspection saloon 'W10 Gauging Enhancements', Romsey.
22nd April 2009 - 37423, 2Z44 Derby RTC - Southampton Central inspection saloon 'W10 Gauging Enhancements', Romsey.
Class 37.
[#8824263] 2009-04-22 21:43:59 Left by GG (#0) Reply
Sweet, nice light with sheep too. Well done. 'Gorgeous'!
[#8824281] 2009-04-22 22:49:13 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Well Gordon, i did my best to drag you from your 'Deck' chair but you were having none of it, thanks for the comment.
[#8825169] 2009-04-26 20:21:00 Left by Steve King (#0) Reply
Great Shot mate, perfect conditions.
[#8825188] 2009-04-26 21:44:03 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
I had the shot all lined up 24 hrs previous and come the hour everything just fell into place, appreciate the comment, thanks Steve.
 
26th April 2009 - 66059, 6N03 Poole - Eastleigh yard engineers, Woodfidley (New Forest).
26th April 2009 - 66059, 6N03 Poole - Eastleigh yard engineers, Woodfidley (New Forest).
Class 66 - DB Schenker - (EWS).
[#8826387] 2009-05-01 21:57:26 Left by daddy (#0) Reply
Ref. 66059. You really had been busy at this site with the old saw.
[#8826400] 2009-05-01 23:18:18 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
You taught your Grandson well Pops ! :^)
 
26th April 2009 - 59001 & 59101, 6N24 Southampton Central - Westbury engineers, Lee.
26th April 2009 - 59001 & 59101, 6N24 Southampton Central - Westbury engineers, Lee.
The '0's.
[#8825205] 2009-04-26 23:29:37 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate!!! Best Wishes Jamie
 
9th May 2009 - 60074, Robeston - Westerleigh 'Murco' Bogie tanks, Gatcombe.
9th May 2009 - 60074, Robeston - Westerleigh 'Murco' Bogie tanks, Gatcombe.
Misc !.
[#8828350] 2009-05-09 23:24:53 Left by (#0) Reply
Not quite 65% sun?
[#8828355] 2009-05-09 23:34:17 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
. . . . . . . but nearly 65% more than a few minutes earlier !
 
Swanage Diesel Gala, May 2009. 45060 (09:45) 2S01 Norden - Swanage.
Swanage Diesel Gala, May 2009. 45060 (09:45) 2S01 Norden - Swanage.
Swanage Diesel Gala 2009.
[#8829276] 2009-05-13 19:21:54 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
In a word "fantastic" RVM, some very fine images of the 2009 diesel gala but this for me is spot on - great stuff. Cheers.
[#8829311] 2009-05-13 21:17:42 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Most kind shared thoughts Mark, thank you. So how would you like 48 comments on your own SDG 09 collection !.
[#8829602] 2009-05-14 21:28:24 Left by Mark J (#0) Reply
LOL.......well that would double the comments i've got at the moment.
 
Swanage Diesel Gala, May 2009. Sparkling in a very smart ex-works BR Blue livery, Class 20'107 in true 'Chopper' style thrashers the (15:10) 2N20 Swanage - Norden service over a quiet lane crossing at South Instow. My final shot of a most rewarding & enjoyable Sunday, not a bad way to end hey ! !. Great to bump into & chat with old & new faces all whom contributed to a 'TOP' day.
Swanage Diesel Gala, May 2009. Sparkling in a very smart ex-works BR Blue livery, Class 20'107 in true 'Chopper' style thrashers the (15:10) 2N20 Swanage - Norden service over a quiet lane crossing at South Instow. My final shot of a most rewarding & enjoyable Sunday, not a bad way to end hey ! !. Great to bump into & chat with old & new faces all whom contributed to a 'TOP' day.
Swanage Diesel Gala 2009.
[#8829530] 2009-05-14 18:13:20 Left by GG (#0) Reply
Great picture Pete, such clarity, your patience was rewarded. Well done.
[#8829556] 2009-05-14 19:39:03 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A highly regarded comment from a fellow photter on top of his game, thanks GG, you know it's much appreciated.
 
21st May 2009 - D7612 (25262), Eastleigh RC.
21st May 2009 - D7612 (25262), Eastleigh RC.
Class 25.
[#8832224] 2009-05-25 21:53:00 Left by dad (#0) Reply
In the pic of the Rat,ED,Crompton,2 skips you forgot the Sheds.
[#8832468] 2009-05-26 23:32:00 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Very good Pop's, & here's me thinking i was the one being clever.
 
23rd May 2009 - 60065, 6E41 (10:13) Westerleigh OT - Lindsey bogie tanks, Coaley.
23rd May 2009 - 60065, 6E41 (10:13) Westerleigh OT - Lindsey bogie tanks, Coaley.
On the Oils.
[#8832388] 2009-05-26 17:48:05 Left by mark (#0) Reply
Hi Pete,another classic 60 shot right up there with your best,with numbers dwindling day by day im sure these shots will prove valuable in the near future and hopefully viewed many times,keep them coming.. well done
[#8832472] 2009-05-26 23:38:42 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Huge satisfaction was taken from this effort MB i can assure you. An early start, a late finish plus a 350 mile round trip !, was it worth it ?, Damn right it was !, thanks for the welcome comment mate.
 
30th May 2009. Westerleigh Village sits quietly in the valley being overlooked by the Great Western Main Line between Swindon and Bristol. Of little local interest today due to the motive power '6B33' the Theale - Margam bogie tanks rolls almost silently over the three arch viaduct which spans the Westerleigh OT branch.
30th May 2009. Westerleigh Village sits quietly in the valley being overlooked by the Great Western Main Line between Swindon and Bristol. Of little local interest today due to the motive power '6B33' the Theale - Margam bogie tanks rolls almost silently over the three arch viaduct which spans the Westerleigh OT branch.
Completely Random !
[#8833827] 2009-06-01 20:56:14 Left by Steve King (#0) Reply
Nice shot, Very different, and the train fits in nicely, i photted this working at Uffington. Im sure you know anyway but it was 66002. Steve.
[#8834537] 2009-06-04 23:30:33 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks for the further detail Steve, indeed it was impossible to ID from my vantage point. This shot had been up my sleeve for a good while so while the majority chased 'Tornado' i was in my element relaxing in a field watching the trains roll by.
 
2nd June 2009 - 59206, 7O35 Whatley Quarry - Fareham stone, Hanging Langford.
2nd June 2009 - 59206, 7O35 Whatley Quarry - Fareham stone, Hanging Langford.
Misc !.
[#8834958] 2009-06-07 06:29:15 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
A totally stunning image, that early morning light is simply gorgeous. Another cracker from a photographer at the top of his game, this is Premier League stuff. Well done RVM, that early bird has certainly caught his worm. Mark J.
[#8834968] 2009-06-07 08:47:04 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Well MJ, not sure what to reply with a comment like that. Perhaps i'm heading in the right direction with this camera lark after all ?. To be honest it did raise a grin even at the hour of 06:25 !, a flattering comment indeed, thank you mate.
[#8835842] 2009-06-10 20:21:23 Left by mark (#0) Reply
Brilliant shot of 59206 pete and yes i fully agree with mj's comments,its hard to find a better site that has the quality and consistancy that you put in week after week..very rewarding indeed,keep them coming. well done .mb
[#8835876] 2009-06-10 21:32:40 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Well MB, it was worth the 05:00 hr alarm call just for that comment, many thanks mate, you know it's appreciated.
 
29th May 2009. An afternoon off work resulted in my first ever visit to the Mid-Hants Railway (The Watercress-Line), a preserved stretch of track which runs from Alton - Alresford. Their 2009 Diesel Gala with guest Class 56098 was the reason i travelled and once there a very enjoyable few hours just flew by. Powering the (16:00) Alton - Alresford is the 'Red Stripe Railfreight Grey' Class 56 together with Class 73107 'Spitfire' and the pair are caught just about to cross Bowers Grove Lane road bridge as they descend Medstead Bank on the approach to Ropley.
29th May 2009. An afternoon off work resulted in my first ever visit to the Mid-Hants Railway (The Watercress-Line), a preserved stretch of track which runs from Alton - Alresford. Their 2009 Diesel Gala with guest Class 56098 was the reason i travelled and once there a very enjoyable few hours just flew by. Powering the (16:00) Alton - Alresford is the 'Red Stripe Railfreight Grey' Class 56 together with Class 73107 'Spitfire' and the pair are caught just about to cross Bowers Grove Lane road bridge as they descend Medstead Bank on the approach to Ropley.
Mid-Hants Diesel Gala 2009.
[#8835678] 2009-06-10 00:13:49 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
LOL.......no my phone is still "dodgey" RVM. Top fot by the way mate. MJ.
[#8835879] 2009-06-10 21:37:56 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
MJ, GG has a spare one, or is that a tyre ! ;^)
 
16th May 2009. A call the previous night asking if i wanted to assist with the preparation of Class 50 No:135 before her big day 'loadhaul livery' launch at the following weekends 'Eastleigh 100' Open Day was an invite not needing to be repeated. Spending the day pampering 'Ark Royal' made me appreciate the controversial livery and made me open my eyes to such a wonderful piece of craftsmanship. With a steady hand here and buckets of Turtle Wax there we all have now seen just how 'Glorious' she turned out. Massive thanks 'must and will' go to the one and only 'GG' for the call and also 'Midi' for his generosity and hospitality during a truly memorable day. 'Superb' !
16th May 2009. A call the previous night asking if i wanted to assist with the preparation of Class 50 No:135 before her big day 'loadhaul livery' launch at the following weekends 'Eastleigh 100' Open Day was an invite not needing to be repeated. Spending the day pampering 'Ark Royal' made me appreciate the controversial livery and made me open my eyes to such a wonderful piece of craftsmanship. With a steady hand here and buckets of Turtle Wax there we all have now seen just how 'Glorious' she turned out. Massive thanks 'must and will' go to the one and only 'GG' for the call and also 'Midi' for his generosity and hospitality during a truly memorable day. 'Superb' !
Class 50.
[#8838639] 2009-06-21 15:38:03 Left by Mike J Platt (#0) Reply
Well, i don`t care what anyone says, IT LOOKS FANTASTIC! I hope the loco goes main line one day in this livery. I say whoever owns a loco can paint it whatever they like. Here`s to 55016 in DRS blue! Great pic and site as ever. All the best wishes, Mike J Platt www.therailwaygalleryonline.fotopic.net
[#8838737] 2009-06-21 22:13:56 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Completely agree with all you say Mike, anyone who questions "WHY ???????" can only be described as an ignoramus !. Welcome thoughts MJP & thanks for taking the time to browse.
 
2nd June 2009 - 60074, 6B47 Westerleigh - Robeston 'Murco' bogie tanks, Purton.
2nd June 2009 - 60074, 6B47 Westerleigh - Robeston 'Murco' bogie tanks, Purton.
Top of the Shot's !.
[#8836765] 2009-06-14 11:10:58 Left by Steve King (#0) Reply
Superb Shot, up with the very best this one.
[#8836936] 2009-06-14 22:22:47 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A 25 minute dash from the wrong side of Chepstow to arrive with 10 minutes to spare for this Steve, not the way i like to play things really, great way to finish the day though. Thanks for the kind comment.
 
15th June 2009 - 66953, 6O49 Neasden - Wool sand, Beaulieu.
15th June 2009 - 66953, 6O49 Neasden - Wool sand, Beaulieu.
Class 66 - Freightliner (FL).
[#8838347] 2009-06-20 16:26:21 Left by MF (#0) Reply
If only...........use a saw not a wide angle lens ;-) I'll get there one day....
[#8838591] 2009-06-21 11:55:00 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Yes, come along, i could treat you to a pint in 'The Beaulieu Road Inn' (seen in the distance of the pic). You may also be lucky & see some New Forest grazing Sheep !?
 
23rd June 2009 - 66522 '6O49' Beaulieu.
23rd June 2009 - 66522 '6O49' Beaulieu.
6O49 / 6M42 Neasden - Wool - Neasden Sand.
[#8839699] 2009-06-25 21:30:22 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8839703] 2009-06-25 21:48:02 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Baaaaaaa'ing slip ups J, it couldn't go wrong, it nearly did mate i can assure you ! !, cheers for the kind words.
 
24th June 2009 - 60013, Robeston - Westerleigh 'Murco' bogie tanks, Pwll.
24th June 2009 - 60013, Robeston - Westerleigh 'Murco' bogie tanks, Pwll.
Top of the Shot's !.
[#8839925] 2009-06-26 20:29:14 Left by The Sheep (#0) Reply
Although this shot has allot of great elements, it could still go wrong. But this is not the case here. Well composed with near perfect light. Well worth the drive, well done Pete. GG
[#8840064] 2009-06-27 08:00:17 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
This shot as you are well aware wasn't down the road & took plenty of time, bag's of money & lots of effort. Having it safely 'in the bag' i will admit to being pretty pleased with the result. A flattering comment from a fellow photter (& friend) in his prime, thank you mate.
[#8840079] 2009-06-27 09:47:07 Left by David Warwick (#1207453) Reply
I so wish i had the time you and the Glamorous person have to go and do these however you two save me diesel as I can look at yours ! David
[#8840167] 2009-06-27 17:42:31 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
"TIME" Mr Warwick !, i think we just make the most of what little time we manage to conjour up. Thanks for viewing Dave, much appreciated.
[#8840384] 2009-06-28 17:04:24 Left by The Exe Explorer (#0) Reply
I have to say, even at 6000 miles away, I'm impressed! ' Stunning ' sir :)
[#8841477] 2009-07-03 22:18:30 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Well Sir ! !. Just allow me to rub my eyes & raise myself from off the floor !. May i ask what your new family are feeding you in HK ?, Noodles perhaps ?. Very welcome & totally appreciated comment from 'The 'Young' Master' ;^)
 

27th June 2009 - 60061, 6B33 Theale - Margam 'Murco' bogie tanks, Baulking.
Class 60051 - 075.
[#8840397] 2009-06-28 17:58:40 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate as always, Best Wishes Jamie
[#8840426] 2009-06-28 20:53:53 Left by Neil Higson (#0) Reply
Hi Pete, great crop of shot recently, admire your commitment to hit of these master shots. A fuel storage tank is being refurbished at Theale AFAIK hence shorter trains due to less capacity, and 66's to power them. Best wishes, NH.
[#8841468] 2009-07-03 21:52:50 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
J, your a welcome viewer, if only folk knew the 'real' you. ;^)
[#8841470] 2009-07-03 22:02:34 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Now this was a tough old 'Marathon' Neil. 19 hours & 450 miles later i arrived home with 'five' shots ! !, strange it may seem but that was my idea. Many thanks for the added info, all fits into place now. All the best Mr Higson.
 
29th June 2009 - 66596, 6O49 Neasden - Wool sand, Deerleap (Colbury).
29th June 2009 - 66596, 6O49 Neasden - Wool sand, Deerleap (Colbury).
Class 66 - Freightliner (FL).
[#8840842] 2009-06-30 21:20:11 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
Well Pete, it was well worth popping out for. Tony
[#8841314] 2009-07-03 06:52:02 Left by David Warwick (#1207453) Reply
Wheres all the pictures you take not in SUN !! David ;-P
[#8841467] 2009-07-03 21:49:43 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
T, incredibly i chose the only stretch of track where you lose sun on the nose, you would have thought i'd of known better, "Tut Tut" to me !, very welcome comment T, thank you.
[#8841487] 2009-07-03 22:48:20 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Mr Warwick, i can't recall taking any dullo's !, i am just incredibly lucky, even on blanket cloud days the sun always just pops through !. Agh !, perhaps it has something to do with 'Glamorous' luck ?.
 
2nd July 2009 - 47727 & 47749, 6Z48 Burton yard - Dollands Moor steel, Kidlington.
2nd July 2009 - 47727 & 47749, 6Z48 Burton yard - Dollands Moor steel, Kidlington.
Class 47.
[#8841260] 2009-07-02 21:58:18 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Another cracking shot!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8841268] 2009-07-02 22:35:05 Left by Mark Jamieson (#1184957) Reply
What a stunning shot RVM, and i don't mind admitting a tad envious as this class of (diesel) locomotive is the finest to roam the iron road (IMO). I would be immensely proud to have an image like that in my collection - as always "fantastic", well done. MJ.
[#8841359] 2009-07-03 16:35:22 Left by mark (#0) Reply
Hi Pete,Another quality shot of what possibly is one of my favourite workings,must admit your closest rival also produced a wonderful shot lol..well done mb
[#8841465] 2009-07-03 21:42:42 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Agreed MJ, magnificent machines no matter what livery they may wear. It may seem a wee bit odd but i have many fond memories of the Class 47/7's and their days in push/pull mode between Glasgow - Edinburgh, weird but true. Again, much appreciated comment, thank you.
[#8841466] 2009-07-03 21:44:33 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Ta J, good lad & keep up your own 'cracking' work.
[#8841481] 2009-07-03 22:41:26 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
MB, 1st off, hope you didn't mind me jumping on 'your' train, it felt kinda strange phottin it to be honest, the Derbyshire settee's & tyre's etc . . . must have blown off en-route !. The 'Gorgeous' train and matching weather was just too much to resist for a further week. Secondly, yes my "closest rival", 'Lol' came away smiling after 'like you said' producing his own masterpiece. Cheers mate for the kind words.
 
30th July 2009 - 67003, 6Z94 Eastleigh yard - Southampton Eastern Docks 'Javelin' Barrier move, Eastleigh.
30th July 2009 - 67003, 6Z94 Eastleigh yard - Southampton Eastern Docks 'Javelin' Barrier move, Eastleigh.
Class 67.
[#8848936] 2009-08-01 22:30:40 Left by Ben W (#0) Reply
Best shot of a 67 I've seen in a long while, top shot mate!! Cheers, Ben.
[#8848956] 2009-08-01 22:55:17 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
I must take this opportunity to thank the 'Tea Leaf' who dumped the shoping trolley in the car park, vital bit of kit for the shot !, nice comment Ben, thank you.
[#8849034] 2009-08-02 13:02:03 Left by Ben W (#0) Reply
Tealeaf - ha ha! Don't touch my precious commodities;-) Cheers, Ben.
[#8849166] 2009-08-02 23:16:53 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Ben, i also noticed the 'Golden Nugget' was still in the slot so i returned the trolley to claim the prize ! ;^)
 
31st July 2009 - 59004, 6O48 Whatley Quarry - Hamworthy stone, Lymington Junction, Brockenhurst.
31st July 2009 - 59004, 6O48 Whatley Quarry - Hamworthy stone, Lymington Junction, Brockenhurst.
The '0's.
[#8849432] 2009-08-04 09:12:33 Left by Veronica Merryfield (#0) Reply
What a superb picture. Thank you so much for publishing it along with the words that complete the story.
[#8849496] 2009-08-04 16:50:05 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Hi Veronica, i very much enjoy composing the caption that accompanies the image as my close friends will testify. As well as the vital facts i do include friendly banter which i feel all adds to the nature of our enjoyable but sometimes frustrating pastime. Great to have a viewer from overseas, thanks for your time & please feel free to call again. All the best, RVM.
[#8850120] 2009-08-07 09:41:46 Left by Mark J (#0) Reply
RVM, off all your most recent additions this one stands heads above the crowd; a near perfect picture in every way. All the best - Mark J.
[#8850981] 2009-08-10 21:24:56 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A near miss MJ, no sooner had the loco passed under my feet so did Lymmie Slammer 1498, soooooo close ! !. The livery helps the image i feel, Stevie Wonder could have taken it. Flattering words MJ, your too kind.
[#8851365] 2009-08-12 10:54:23 Left by GG (#0) Reply
Stunning shot mate, classic loco at a classic location. Good to see a fellow chap at the top of thier game!
[#8851923] 2009-08-14 20:34:20 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A very under rated & at times forgotten about sub-class. After hopefully showing one of the two 'Yeoman' 59/0 examples close to their awesome best the near neglect will have to end. You will get 'Over' to the Junction one day mate, Patience Gordon, but not three months hey ! ! !
 
8th August 2009 - 43312 + 'EC56' + 43277, 1V45 Manchester - Newquay Summertime relief service, Frocester.
8th August 2009 - 43312 + 'EC56' + 43277, 1V45 Manchester - Newquay Summertime relief service, Frocester.
Class 43 - HST.
[#8851368] 2009-08-12 11:09:29 Left by GG (#0) Reply
A ripper mate, some would leave the tree out! How could you not, it's part of the scene! Nice Splt ;-)
[#8851924] 2009-08-14 20:45:21 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Well !, you know where the idea came from, a tad crazy using the full NXEC liveried HST me thinks, oh well !. Thanks for the idea & again for the praise.
 
23rd August 2009 - 73208 & 73141, 6G16 Petersfield - Eastleigh east yard engineers, St Denys.
23rd August 2009 - 73208 & 73141, 6G16 Petersfield - Eastleigh east yard engineers, St Denys.
Class 73.
[#8854240] 2009-08-24 21:57:09 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8854250] 2009-08-24 22:23:24 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Finally !, 208 in the sun with perfect light to boot, thanks for looking J, a welcome visitor.
 
29th August 2009 - 60011, 6H03 Oakleigh - Tunstead BM (Brunner Mond) stone, Chinley Junction, Chapel-en-le-Frith.
29th August 2009 - 60011, 6H03 Oakleigh - Tunstead BM (Brunner Mond) stone, Chinley Junction, Chapel-en-le-Frith.
Rolling Stone.
[#8856191] 2009-09-02 08:21:27 Left by RS (#0) Reply
Well let me be the first to comment (for a change) on this fabulous shot Sir. Great angle, gorgeous light and of course your favourite traction! Certainly the highlight of your latest. Is that a shadow on the 5th wagon? lolol
[#8856288] 2009-09-02 19:54:37 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
The 'Young' Master signs in 'AGAIN' ! !. You are spot on Sir, the 'Highlight' of my trip / latest. After catching sight of the wagons in the very far distance (to the left of the frame) the pacing began, although only arriving on location 5 minutes beforehand helped maintain the veg's upright stance. :-)
 
27th August 2009 - 66604, 4F03 Fiddlers Ferry - Ellesmere Port empty coal, Warrington.
27th August 2009 - 66604, 4F03 Fiddlers Ferry - Ellesmere Port empty coal, Warrington.
Class 66 - Freightliner (FL).
[#8856529] 2009-09-03 19:34:33 Left by GG (#0) Reply
My favorite picture from a great collectin of 'new' one's Pete. Well done, i wish i was with you!
[#8856835] 2009-09-04 22:21:04 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Yes, my three days in the NW were kinda lonely, btw, Michael & Sandra say "Hi" & they have their Derby County shrine all ready for your next visit. Appreciate the words George, thank you.
 
4th September 2009 - 37401, 0Z37 Didcot - Bristol Barton Hill positioning move, Baulking.
4th September 2009 - 37401, 0Z37 Didcot - Bristol Barton Hill positioning move, Baulking.
Class 37.
[#8857198] 2009-09-06 15:26:03 Left by (#0) Reply
Cracking shot - Jamie
[#8857507] 2009-09-07 22:37:09 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Huge 'GG' luck for this one J, just glad i saw this angle first. ;-)
 
5th September 2009 - 37670 & 37401, 2O72 (09:09) Bristol Temple Meads - Weymouth final ever loco hauled passenger service, Hawkeridge Junction, Westbury.
5th September 2009 - 37670 & 37401, 2O72 (09:09) Bristol Temple Meads - Weymouth final ever loco hauled passenger service, Hawkeridge Junction, Westbury.
Class 37.
[#8857489] 2009-09-07 21:45:22 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8857510] 2009-09-07 22:47:33 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A 'Plan A' J ! !. Always stick with it, you won't go far wrong. Another welcome comment Young'en, thankyou.
[#8857583] 2009-09-08 09:29:19 Left by Tony Callaghan (#1152951) Reply
A beauty Pete. I just wish I could have been there but having to be at a birthday party at 12.30 in Richmond did not allow enough time. Tony
[#8857638] 2009-09-08 15:09:42 Left by Chris Motteram (#1050995) Reply
Credit where credit is due Pete this is a very very nice photo. Clear, crisp and once again expertly taken.
[#8857671] 2009-09-08 17:48:47 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Well T, as part of our 'Boyz Day Out' at this very location some time ago i was hoping we may cross long awaited paths again. Saying that, it was only polite you attended your own 25th hey mate. Fully respected comment, thank you.
[#8857675] 2009-09-08 18:03:54 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Chris, most complimentary words, very kind indeed. To be honest all was in place for a simple shot, i even had a telegraph pole to keep the shot straight !, keep up your own top work, thanks for viewing Chris.
 
25th September 2009 - 60077, 7A09 Merehead - Acton stone, Crofton.
25th September 2009 - 60077, 7A09 Merehead - Acton stone, Crofton.
Class 60076 - 100.
[#8862585] 2009-09-28 17:34:52 Left by Finchy (#0) Reply
What a beauty:)), top shot Pete
[#8862677] 2009-09-28 21:24:16 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Ta Finchy, a real bonus this one as the shot's not always possible, it was quite something as it approached. Thanks for taking the time to view mate. Btw, George was 1st in position ;-)
[#8863092] 2009-09-30 16:45:23 Left by mark (#0) Reply
hi pete,another wonderful shot to add to a superb collection,well done keep them coming mb
[#8863137] 2009-09-30 19:53:11 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Full lens Zoom for this MB after the shadows tried to intervene, well they did as you can see but still overly happy with the result. Thanks mate.
 
25th September 2009 - 59206, 7A17 Merehead Quarry - Acton stone, Great Cheverell.
25th September 2009 - 59206, 7A17 Merehead Quarry - Acton stone, Great Cheverell.
7A17 - (10:31), Merehead Quarry - Acton yard stone.
[#8863110] 2009-09-30 18:00:37 Left by mark (#0) Reply
hi pete,another quality shot in perfect conditions well done mb
[#8863150] 2009-09-30 20:22:28 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Having shot a real cracker here yourself with 001 you can relate to this wonderful setting. To me this is what it's all about. Let me know when you intend to visit again, the RV awaits.
 
25th September 2009 - 60077, 7A09 Merehead - Acton stone, Crofton.
25th September 2009 - 60077, 7A09 Merehead - Acton stone, Crofton.
Rolling Stone.
[#8862644] 2009-09-28 20:02:31 Left by Woz. (#0) Reply
Hi Pete, another cracking shot for your collection, as is the image of 59206. Tell the kids i've got them a gobstopper each! Regards, Woz.
[#8862679] 2009-09-28 21:31:51 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Quality !, may i ask "are they of the ever-lasting variety ?", i do hope so. Thanks for taking time out to view Woz, much appreciated and very welcome.
 
1st October 2009 - 66842 (ex-DRS 407), 6Z50 Horton Road - Eastleigh Works, Awbridge.
1st October 2009 - 66842 (ex-DRS 407), 6Z50 Horton Road - Eastleigh Works, Awbridge.
Misc !.
[#8863481] 2009-10-01 23:29:32 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8863486] 2009-10-01 23:43:35 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Thanks Young'en, worth my extended absence perhaps ?, seems to have worked.
[#8863563] 2009-10-02 15:10:26 Left by Steve King (#0) Reply
Ouch!!! this one is hot! Great shot, the dull in the back ground makes the shot even better.
[#8863731] 2009-10-03 09:07:01 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
I'm with you on that Steve, i too far from mind the stark contrast in light to be seen in this image. Certain locations need to be completely lit whereas others certainly don't. Smash'in constructive comment Steve, thank you.
[#8863843] 2009-10-03 18:48:22 Left by Ben W (#0) Reply
Worth sneaking out of work for if you ask me, another stunner mate! :-) Cheers, Ben.
[#8864274] 2009-10-04 13:50:17 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Advenza don't seem too busy do they !?, not the most interesting of trains but could certainly turn out to be a priceless effort. Thanks Ben.
 
08/10/09 - 66150, 6V05 Round Oak - Margam covered steel, Purton.
08/10/09 - 66150, 6V05 Round Oak - Margam covered steel, Purton.
'New ! ! !'
[#8865295] 2009-10-08 21:40:28 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8865690] 2009-10-10 17:52:43 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Young'en quoted "Cracking shot mate!!!". i'm ya mate now then . Lol ;^) Thanks J.
 
10/10/09 - 60011, 6B33 Theale - Margam 'Murco' bogie tanks, Challow.
10/10/09 - 60011, 6B33 Theale - Margam 'Murco' bogie tanks, Challow.
'New ! ! !'
[#8865909] 2009-10-11 17:02:36 Left by mark (#0) Reply
Another brilliant photograph to add to a super online gallery well done pete,top man its quality mate.
[#8865971] 2009-10-11 21:20:00 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
MB, your too kind, i try my best & sometimes my persistence does prevail. Thanks Mark.
[#8865995] 2009-10-11 23:26:09 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8866205] 2009-10-12 20:14:13 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Probably my favoured of the three J, quite an imposing shot i feel, thanks as always Young'en.
 
10/10/09 - 60011, 6B33 Theale - Margam 'Murco' bogie tanks, Baulking.
10/10/09 - 60011, 6B33 Theale - Margam 'Murco' bogie tanks, Baulking.
'New ! ! !'
[#8865916] 2009-10-11 17:36:50 Left by GG (#0) Reply
That farmer must have found a good strong pair of 'bottle bottom' glasses to have cut that hedge so low! LOL (-;
[#8865983] 2009-10-11 21:56:40 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Lol !, although the white horse on Saturday looked wicked in a pair of designers ! ! !
[#8866200] 2009-10-12 20:01:37 Left by Matt (#0) Reply
Grr jammy git! Three fots in sun of this beast compared to my one in dull at Shrivenham! Your captions explain where this train disappeared for almost two hours or so after Didcot. Oh well thats how the game goes sometimes. Great shots as always Pete!
[#8866210] 2009-10-12 20:31:05 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
How are ya Matt ?, well after upteenth times of trying i finally netted the hat-trick !, Denchworth is always a great place to start the chase !, this time the 'RVM won'. Much appreciate your time viewing.
 
17/10/09 - 56312 'The Pennine Lakelander' 1Z48 Carlisle - Shrewsbury Compass Rail-Tour, Alsager.
17/10/09 - 56312 'The Pennine Lakelander' 1Z48 Carlisle - Shrewsbury Compass Rail-Tour, Alsager.
'New ! ! !'
[#8867908] 2009-10-19 22:37:39 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8868246] 2009-10-20 22:41:09 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
Wish i could add sound to the shot J, glad you like it.
 
17/10/09 - 56312 'The Pennine Lakelander' 1Z48 Carlisle - Shrewsbury Compass Rail-Tour, Parton (Cumbrian Coast).
17/10/09 - 56312 'The Pennine Lakelander' 1Z48 Carlisle - Shrewsbury Compass Rail-Tour, Parton (Cumbrian Coast).
'New ! ! !'
[#8868225] 2009-10-20 21:38:10 Left by Jamie Squibbs (#0) Reply
Cracking shot mate!!!! Best Wishes Jamie
[#8868251] 2009-10-20 22:49:50 Left by Nag's Pix 2 ! (#1154602) Reply
A nice ending to a great day Young'en, ta for your repeated enthusiasm.
 
17/10/09 - 37218, 6C24 Carlisle Kingmoor - Sellafield soda tank. St *Missed Opportunity* Bees. :-(
17/10/09 - 37218, 6C24 Carlisle Kingmoor - Sellafield soda tank. St *Missed Opportunity* Bees. :-(
'New ! ! !'
 
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