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After walking in Wastdale, tea in Ravenglass we went on to Seascale hoping for a sunset, but after a bright day a disappointing end, except I was surprised when the flask train approached hauled by two 88s and two 68s
Sorry - didn't record the working or the numbers
Low Quality Scan of 31163 working 7c42 Heysham Power Station - Sellafield,photographed at Heysham Port on 12/01/1996
Direct Rail Services Class 37s 37259+37612 working 6k74 Sellafield - Crewe via Dalston,Upperby and Tebay,photographed passing a dull Woodacre on 22/01/2017
DRS 68033 'The poppy' & 68017 'Hornet' seen trundling up the Dungeness branch towards Appledore working 6M95 bound for Sellafield.
Upon arrival to Sellafield the used fuel rods will be processed and stored there long term. Note the use of 3 FNA flasks, somthing that hasn't happened since 2021 making for a nice change to the usual one or two.
18/09/24
On 23rd May 1989 blue 73005 Mid Hants Watercress Line pictured at Norton Bavant with 7z00 04:40 Gloucester Yard - Winfrith flask with ex HEA coal hoppers as barriers - common at that period plus break van.
68006 'Daring' is seen leaidng 6C52 Heysham-Sellafield nuclear flask west at Pennington with 68002 on the rear - 17/06/2021
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68007 & 68002 top and tail a single FNA flask wagon at Pennington (Ulverston), working a late running 6C52 Heysham - Sellafield flasks.
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Direct Rail Services Class 68s 68016 "Fearless" + 68003 "Astute" working 6c53 1127 Crewe Coal Sidings - Sellafield,passing Woodacre near Garstang on 06/05/2019
Direct Rail Services 68007 "Valiant" / 68002 "Intrepid power through Hillington East with a Nuclear Flask from Hunterston to Sellafield BNF.
Direct Rail Services Class 57s 57301+ 57303 working 6c53 Crewe - Sellafield,passing Brock on 12/08/2016
Is for humans & dogs
The silver part at the bottom screws off, and is a water bowl for your dog to have a drink of water, as you enjoy a nice hot coffee whilst out and about.
We always take a bottle of water with us for our dogs.
Tracey got it yesterday from Costco.
#insulatedflask #flask #dogbowl
Late 17th-early 18th Century
Netherlands or Germany
This ornate flask was made to carry finely ground gun powder for the priming of gun locks. The intricate carvings of hunting hounds and game animals locked in mortal combat indicate it was probably used with a hunting rifle.
St. Louis Art Museum - December 26, 2019
DRS' 88003 and 88007 await time at Crewe as they near the end of their journey through North Wales.
The pair were working 6K41 to Crewe Coal Sidings with a pair of flask wagons loaded with nuclear rods from Wylfa Power Station. The nuclear material would ultimately end up at the Sellafield nuclear decommissioning site.
Rumbling towards Bentley Heath Crossing, 66431 leads an ensemble of Mk2 barrier vehicles and a KUA MODA double bogie wagon south along the Chiltern Mainline with 6Z22 Kingmoor Sidings to Kineton MOD.
On 6th May 1992 31/1 31217 is pictured exiting Twerton Tunnel Bath with 7z29 19:09 Westbury - Gloucester having previously arrived at Westbury CL73 hauled 7z96 10:33 Winfrith - Westbury. 31217 was among a number transferred out of Crewe FEAC Nuclear Flask pool to RCJC on 10th May 1992 therefore last week in flask traffic.
In the rain on Saturday 26th July 2003, then just recently out-shopped DRS 37038, with 20901 tucked behind, skirt the Solway Firth at Tanyard Bay, passing the decommissioned signal gantry south of Parton, with two flasks from Sellafield to Kingmoor.
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37603 and 37602 are seen leading 6K73 08:49 Sellafield-Crewe nuclear flasks east through Grange Over Sands - 05/11/2016
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Having hoped it would be a flask train, it was disappointing to find out it would be a rake of JNA's. However, it gave me the chance to see one of DRS's new locos. Here, 66091 passes Rugeley Trent Valley with 6Z73 Sellafield BNF to Wembley TC, with 20 JNA's in tow.
strobist: 285HV directly behind subject into an umbrella and through white butcher paper for further diffusion at 1/4 power. Another 285 to the right into an umbrella at 1/16 and black card to the left.
On Thursday 28th April 2011, DRS 37603 and 37602 cross Harrington viaduct, rebuilt in 2003, heading a full complement of flasks, the 6C53 Crewe to Sellafield, diverted via Carlisle's Bog and Currock Junctions due to repair work on the Arnside viaduct.
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With that round thing on top of this building, it reminded me of those flask. Also, it was the same shape of the bottle of alcohol Travis brought over on his trip.
Direct Rail Railways Class 68s and Class 88s 68002 "Intrepid" + 68005 "Defiant" + 88008 "Ariadne" + 88002 "Prometheus" working 6k73 1738 Sellafield - Crewe,passing Woodacre near Garstang on 02/07/2018
On 30th August 2000 EWS CL66 66160 pictured south of Wickwar Tunnel with 6x99 08:23 Sellafield - Devonport Dockyard. EWS escort coach at rear, lucky patch of sun after solid cloud.
88006 'Juno' and 88001 'Revolution' are seen leading 6C22 Carlisle Kingmoor-Sellafield (ex Torness) nuclear flasks south at Caulderton along the Cumbrian Coast with St Bees Head in the background - 07/07/2018
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