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Links Deutsche Bahn locomotief 151 117-9 en rechts Nederlandse Spoorwegen diesellocomotief 6502.
To the left German Railways locomotive 151 117-9 and to the richt Dutch Railways dieselengine 6502.
Sunday, 04 September 2011
GM 084, still in the IE orange livery, viewed here in the siding at Nenagh railway station with a rake of auto-ballaster wagons.
Note: photo taken from the field adjacent to the railway line.
(c) Finbarr O'Neill
North Yorkshire Moors Railway diesellocomotief D200 is aan het rangeren in het station van Grosmont.
North Yorkshire Moors Railway dieselengine D200 in shunting in the station from Grosmont.
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Een onbekene diesellocomotief is aan het rangeren in het station van Viedma.
A unknown dieselengine is shunting in the station from Viedma.
VLine diesel-pulled regional passenger train - Bairnsdale bound passing through Pakenham from Melbourne.
Pakenham, Victoria, Australia.
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Met Nederlandse Spoorwegen diesellocomotief 6472 aan kop dendert de beladen ballasttrein over de Werkspoorbrug.
With Dutch Railways dieselengine 6472 leading the loaden clean ballasttrain is passing the Werkspoorbridge.
Deense Spoorwegen diesellocomotief 140 arriveert met een korte goederentrein in het station van Skjern.
Danisch Railways dieselengine 140 arrives in the station from Skjern with a short freight working.
The 'new' station nearer Mallaig Junction (subsequently re-named Fort William Junction) and not the old one on the shore of Loch Linnhe.
No 27 022 waits to depart either Down to Mallaig or Up to Crianlarich and Glasgow; it was probably the latter - Peter was travelling from Mallaig to York that day.
Photo by and courtesy of Peter James.
97304 “John Tiley” and 97303 sit at the worksite having arrived with the 6C70 08:52 Crewe Basford Hall to Talerddig, with ballast for the worksite near Machynlleth. (Mobile phone shot.)