Class 14 in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire

[CJSwan]

Wondering if anybody can shed a light, or even confirm whether I was imaging it or not, but did I see a class 14 sitting in the grounds of an industrial estate just south of Inverurie this afternoon?

There were also a couple of parcels(?) vans too. Who do they belong to? When did they appear?

 

[43096]

Wondering if anybody can shed a light, or even confirm whether I was imaging it or not, but did I see a class 14 sitting in the grounds of an industrial estate just south of Inverurie this afternoon?

There were also a couple of parcels(?) vans too. Who do they belong to? When did they appear?

This month's Rail Express has the answers... D9500 has been bought by a private buyer from Andrew Briddon. Likewise CCT 94698 and Ferry van 889022 have also been acquired from the Dartmoor railway.

 

[CJSwan]

Cool, thanks for the answer.

 

[John Bishop]

Wondering if anybody can shed a light, or even confirm whether I was imaging it or not, but did I see a class 14 sitting in the grounds of an industrial estate just south of Inverurie this afternoon?

There were also a couple of parcels(?) vans too. Who do they belong to? When did they appear?

Located on the site of the old Inverurie papermills which were once rail connected. If you look closely you will see the old sidings and trackwork still in situ.

 

[DarloRich]

Is that an Inverurie Loco?

( i will get my coat)

 

[D6130]

Located on the site of the old Inverurie papermills which were once rail connected. If you look closely you will see the old sidings and trackwork still in situ.

Was that the location known as Port Elphinstone?

 

[Millisle]

Was that the location known as Port Elphinstone?

Yes. At what was the terminus of the Aberdeenshire canal.

 

[Wynd]

Do we know what the plan for the machine is?

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Can confirm Loco and Stock are still there as of today as I passed by.