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"Royal Scots Grey" with "The Capital Deltic".
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Like it a lot Stuart.
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Thanks Rob.
Shouldn't you be on it, HMPS and all?
Shouldn't you be on it, HMPS and all?
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Like the photo although this one is better just because of the uniform appearance of the carriages, could easily be the 70s.
http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?album=43&pos=0
Talking of it, I went on the mini tour to Oxford then went off to Bicester Town and got as far as Holloway South on time before being held due to the 1650 GC to Sunderland failing and thus passing Finsbury Park about a hour late.
Quite a good trip in all, but as usual the same old happens this time at Oxford ie photographers stand far too close to the edge of the platform, station staff make a announcement asking said photographers to please stay behind the yellow line for safety reasons and the said photographers just ignored the announcements.
Please note I don't tar all photographers with the same brush but the photographers concerned do need to remember they are on a working railway and that yellow line is there for a reason, it's not just to decorate the platform.
http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?album=43&pos=0
Talking of it, I went on the mini tour to Oxford then went off to Bicester Town and got as far as Holloway South on time before being held due to the 1650 GC to Sunderland failing and thus passing Finsbury Park about a hour late.
Quite a good trip in all, but as usual the same old happens this time at Oxford ie photographers stand far too close to the edge of the platform, station staff make a announcement asking said photographers to please stay behind the yellow line for safety reasons and the said photographers just ignored the announcements.
Please note I don't tar all photographers with the same brush but the photographers concerned do need to remember they are on a working railway and that yellow line is there for a reason, it's not just to decorate the platform.
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