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Took a lot of photos on that route in the mid late 80s ( came up at weekends from Leicester) of the cl. 45s, looking forward coming up again to see the DB V200s :D

Why was some of it filmed on the Kent and East Sussex Railway, unless it was to make it look like the railway was all old kit.

Did think the case of Bristol to Edinburgh was somewhat loaded, had a look at Bristol's airports departures for Friday and saw 4 flights to Edinburgh but did not see any to London, Birmingham or Manchester.

I was told that when they rebuilt the station about 1980 they slopped the platforms away from the track so if they ever put wires up they would lower the track and level off the platforms to match the track level, I do not know if it is right though. I thought that when there was a lot of low...

Railcam not changed yet as well.

I have the 1983 hardback David and Charles edition they are in there too, so it looks like they are in all editions.

There was one at Nuneaton seen on CCTV this had shopping in it as owner went to the toilet, Freight Liner passed through plat. 2 at speed pushchair smashed into the wagons. Could have been a child in it, was on Youtube. 1711125937 Still is "Pushchair Nuneaton Station"

Used to be very common, still in use at Langham Jn. to Oakham on Syston to Peterborogh.

With colour light you never get a green followed by a red, the green (the home) would be a yellow leading to a red (the starter).

Nice to see Earles sidings box with so few spare white leavers.

The stream is in fact the river Sence but yes it is not much more than a stream by then.

Looks like most if not all the up trains being cleared first.

In July 1938 Sir Josiah Stamp threw a switch in the Great Hall which set of a charge in the Caldon Low quarries to release limestone for the rebuilding, but WW2 stopped the work.

Bromsgrove when it was simplified about 1970, not any more though I'm glad to say.

Did not Gloucester Central as platform 1 and Eastgate platforms 2-3 when it was resignalling about 1970.

sorry yes you are right:D

The USAAF were not fly any planes then, they were still part of the army.

Is not the Great Glen Station Road bridge open, they could close Newton Road before that one reopened

Has anyone noted that most St. Pancras - Leeds trains went via Melton Mowbray, until the section up to Nottingham closed Leicester and Derby were served by the Manchester trains.

The Victoria line goes to Victoria.