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The last GC GE resides here at Oak Ridge TN in the deadlines of the Southern Appalachia Railway Museumluckily serviceable. This unit escaped the torch when G&W purged themselves of the GE's. Sadly I never made it down to the GC before this happened.
Some timelapse clips with music from my good day after a snowstorm at the canyon.
Jan 24, 2017. 75 seconds. Music by SmartSound under license.
A long shot taken at 150mm from the end of Platform 3 at Retford sees 37407 "Blackpool Tower" and 37402 "Stephen Middlemore" coasting down grade to pass beneath the East Coast Mainline and onwards to Gainsborough Central.
The Railhead Treatment Train 3S13 providing a little relief from the usual fare on this line these days.
EN GreenCargo 1081 underway with mixed cargo train 34953 from Ånge Godsbangård towards Sävenäs Rangerbangård (at the west coast). At Fagersta we see the green Rd2 locomotive.
NL GreenCargo 1081 onderweg met gemengde goederentrein 34953 van Ånge Godsbangård naar Sävenäs Rangerbangård (aan de westkust). Te Fagersta zien we de groene Rd2 locomotief met diverse schuifwandwagens en gasketelswagens (brandstoffen, UN 23/1965). Links in beeld is X14-treinstel 3235 van Tåg i Bergslagen zichtbaar.
The two steam locomotives in service on the GCR captured together. Ivatt '2MT' no 46521 proceeds through the Down loop prior to working the 12.50 to Leicester, passing 'Jinty' no 47406 waiting in platform 2 on its regular lunch train duty.
Loughborough, Great Central Railway.
After almost 3 months of being out of service due to a traction motor blowing up we see the 1004 3 weeks after being put back in service working hard in Vidalia on a long freight.
GC powercars 43068 and 065 in Edinburgh, just by Craigentinny, I can't remember what they were there for, though.
A debut for a photo never edited before until today. Taken in march 2009 in JPEG format of a newly repainted 60163 leaving Loughborough Central
Georgia Central Railroad Southbound Freight Train Y-101 departs Macon, GA. headed for Dublin, GA. where Y-101 train swaps with L-782.
Due to large quantities of strange new fruits being imported from New Lenfald, local nobility has decided to organise a net of traders called "Banana Shack" to ensure every enhabitant of Lenfald has a chance to discover the wonders of New Lenfald.
Altough guarded the new facilities have attracted the attention of the more shadowy individuals.