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Neasden Charrington to Tonbridge empty hoppers, train 6O78, on the up fast through Putney on 2 June 2018. Nice location this, but the freights never come on the fast and there is a nasty concrete box between the up fast and slow lines which The Flying Dustman is conveniently hiding.
Just a snapshot of the pedestrian walkway on Putney's tube bridge over the Thames between Putney Bridge and East Putney underground stations ...
Went on a walk in a different direction from usual yesterday, and found my way to the Putney Vale Cemetery, about a mile and a half from where I live. It was interesting to take a walk around and contemplate the incredible span of life represented in the numerous graves there ...
Gbrf Class 66/7 No.66731 Interhub GB is seen accelerating away from Putney Station on the 20th of August 2019 working the 10:03 6071 from Neasden Charrington to Tonbridge West Yard empty bogie hoppers.
"Flying Scotsman" LNER A3 No 60103 approaches Putney with the Hampshire Hills Evening Tour on Saturday 3 June 2017.
Putney Bridge to be precise. Grabbed a couple of quick shots whilst en route to Tesco. No clouds to make the sunset interesting, but a pleasant, tranquil vibe in the air nonetheless.
57306 is seen passing Putney while working 5Z57 Derby to Ramsgate with a Class 375 South Eastern Unit (375306), after receiving a mid life refresh. (06/06/15)
A spectacular dawn backdrop to the old hospital buildings at the entrance to Putney Common. These have since been pulled down and a new primary school is being built on the site. Putney is on the flight path to Heathrow airport which means lots of vapour trails
66730 'Whitemoor' passes Putney with 4Y19 the 1219 Mountfield to Southampton Docks on 8th April 2016
In the mid 70's a serious bus shortage meant that a number of routes that hadn't seen RTs for many years received an allocation. Some ran on the 14. This one was allocated to Holloway garage.
This stand in the back streets of Putney has been abandoned for a long time.
A much circulated London Transport postcard in the mid 70s showed DMS345 outside Westminster Abbey (search on 'DMS in the 1970s' and you'll find it). The vehicle features themed advertising for Greyhound Racing at White City Stadium on the front and side. Here DMS344 shows likewise in a photo taken at Putney Heath - on Saturday 24th February 1973 - route 168B was Saturday only. DMS344 was part of an allocation to WD for routes 44, 168B and 295.
Copyright Malcolm K Allan