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Away from its homeshed of Exmouth Junction, West County 34029 Lundy rests at Eastleigh in 1955. 34029 spent most of the year stored at Exmouth Junction. It was out of traffic from 8 February to 13 June, reinstated for the summer traffic, then stored 10 October to 5 June 1956.

David Shepherd, a renowned railway artist

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a collection of photos from the Hugh Parker collection after his visit to the North Western Region in 1963. 1. 50003 Departs Barrow with an express for Tidmouth 2. 50010 in store at Crovan's Gate Works 3. 50006 shunts at the harbour at Knapford 4. 50001 on shed at Tidmouth

“Henry was ready at five o’clock. There was snow and frost. Men hustled and shouted, loading the vans with crates of fish. The last door banged, the guard showed his green lamp, the Flying Kipper was ready to go”

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Man this shot is generational 😭 ITS A FUCKING WORMHOLE #strangerthings5

Four crew members enjoying a break near Glenfinnan on the Mallaig Railway on the 13th August 1950. The locomotive is a class K2 2-6-0, 'No. 61786' which was built by the 'London and North Eastern Railway' for use on the West Highland Line. A steam crane also at work.

Doing what it does best, the famous Lickey Banker 58100 barks away at the rear of a goods train on the approach to Blackwell in 1954. With only the "useless great thing" that was the U1 comparable in strength, Big Bertha was in such demand that it had a boiler always on spare.

Clanking away with some rather woebegone wagons in tow, LMS Garratt 47996 comes through Kettering on a load of empties in 1954. With a 21 ton axle loading, the LMS engines both outweighed any Garratt built at the time & further problems ensued with incompatible infrastructure.

Alexanderpen123, creator of THOMAS ADVENTURE has a history of depraved behavior people around him should be aware of. Multiple people can attest to Alex's concerning conduct of exposing minors to his fetish content and making several racist and transphobic remarks.

Quite unexpected when I got Ingrow this afternoon as Black 5 44932 passes through on the elf explore to Oxenhope and what a lovely site smell and sound as she went through

Sans deflectors & sporting Westinghouse equipment, 7MT 70043 is caught by John B. McCann showing its paces at Rugby in March 1954. As built & seen here, the 7MTs were built with forked return cranks secured with a clamping bolt ala the LNER, later amended to LMS 4-bolt practice.

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BR Standard 4MT 76008 arrives into Basingstoke with a ballast train. 📆 1966 📷 Unknown Photographer. #steamlocomotive #1960s #Hampshire #BritishRailways

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