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First Rotherham's Demo Volvo B5TL MCV Evoshity sorry seti BF65WHZ using fleet number 36301 seen entering Warmsworth heading for Doncaster from Sheffield. It is on loan for three months and already on it's second day a panel has popped off.
Seen in Rotherham yesterday on a little street art walk about!!
rotherhamminster.co.uk/about-us
"The Minster Church of All Saints Rotherham
All Are Welcome to Share The Good News
More commonly known as Rotherham Minster, the Minster Parish Church has stood at the heart of Rotherham town centre for over a thousand years.
Today it is a place of regular Christian worship, quiet contemplation, musical excellence, and a hub of community activity."
The Minster is an architecturally outstanding, Grade 1 listed, building that speaks of permanence and hope and is by far the most prominent buildingʻg in the town centre, where it has become adopted as an icon.
As well as a significant physical structure, the church hopes to continue on the path to becoming a major community and cultural facility and, in partnership with St Paul's Masbrough, contribute to the ongoing regeneration of the town centre.
Founded 937AD.
The Minster Church of All Saints or Rotherham Minster is the Anglican minster church of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England. The Minster is a prominent example of Perpendicular Gothic architecture and various architectural historians have rated it highly. Nikolaus Pevsner describes it as "one of the largest and stateliest churches in Yorkshire", Simon Jenkins states it is "the best work in the county", and Alec Clifton-Taylor calls it the "glory of Rotherham". With its tall spire, it is Rotherham's most predominant landmark, and amongst the tallest churches in Yorkshire.
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By way of a change from modern stuff another 70s shot that has brushed up quite a bit better than the original upload 4 years ago following a spell in Lightroom.
Peak no. 45137 "The Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment (T.A.)" approaches Holmes Junction shortly after leaving Rotherham with what's probably the 9.35am Carlisle - Nottingham (1M70) train on 16th September 1977. An 08 shunter can just be glimpsed above the oil tanks and, on the occasions I visited, it was generally in use.
This gritty industrial landscape of the 70s dominated by steel and metals has now all but disappeared, and the current view from the bridge where this shot was taken is barely recognisable.
Agfa CT18
Testing out the wide angle lens on the DJI Mini 3 Pro. I quite like this shot, and yes, I love the camera on the mini 3!
Three locos in three different liveries passing the closed Rotherham Masborough station with the 0840 Toton to Belmont loco convoy, in the lead is 60021 Pen-y-Ghent in GBRf, 66125 in DB Red and tail end charlie is 60074 Luke in DB Puma Energy Grey.
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First Rotherham's second Streetdeck this one coming from West Yorkshire is 35102 SN64CSO seen heading away from Doncaster at Warmsworth for Sheffield.
EWS Class 60 60038 'Avesta Polarit' passes North Staffs Junction with the 6Z58 06:04 Cardiff Tidal to Rotherham steel service.
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DBC 59201 tnt with 60044 'Dowlow' head past Parkgate, Rotherham working 1Z60 12:35 Tinsley S.S-York via Sudforth Lane. 09/12/2017.
An HST approaches Rotherham Masbrough on the 0705 Cardiff Central - Newcastle on 25 April 1987. Note the MR signalbox upper storey in front of the pub!
Class 45 No 45118 'The Royal Artilleryman' passing the closed Rotherham Masborough station with 1Z45 the 0835 Leeds to St Pancras International. Stood in the old platform 3 are GBRf Class 60 No 60087 and DB Class 66 No 66073 waiting a path running 20 mins early with 0E23 the 0840 Toton to Doncaster Belmont
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What is now a rare sight even in South Yorkshire a loaded coal train, GBRf Class 66 No 66785 passing the closed Rotherham Masborough station with 6M61 the 0800 Immingham to Ratcliffe.
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Moored on the canal in the center of Rotherham, behind Tesco's
The narrow boat in the front displays a sign that reads:-
""Hen / Stag parties, office and birthday parties". I have never seen in move, can't think why?
Rotherham has both a river and a canal that pass through the town center. I have seen some excellent waterside developments around the country making the most of rivers and canals for leisure. However here the the only waterscaping appears to be the addition of submerged shopping trolleys from the nearby Tesco's .
GLOVERS OF ASHBOURNE
AIG6633, a Volvo B12B with Transbus Paragon body, was new in November, 2003, to local coach operator, Gordon's of Rotherham, as B12 WGS.
This vehicle appears to be owned by Yellow Bus Catering of Doncaster. Their advertising says that it was imported from Delaware, USA, in 2011 and converted to its current use as an American themed street food outlet. I believe it is an International S series chassis with bodywork by Integrated Coach Corporation. Seen here at Rotherham Hospital.
Photo: Dave Rowbotham
08223 trips a short train of scrap metal across the junction - 16th May 1977.
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Class 40 No D345 stands at Rotherham Masborough Junction waiting the signal with 1Z40 the 0625 Swindon to Newcastle, Class 68 No 68020 'Reliance' passing on the rear of 5B73 the 0926 Cleethorpes to Manchester Piccadilly Driver Training trip.
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The rear of the train is passing New York Stadium, the home of Rotherham United Football Club.
The 4E00 04.38 London Gateway to Tinsley Yard intermodal service has just negotiated Parkgate Junction.
On the right is Templeborough Power Station which is capable of generating 44.1 megawatts of power from biomass fuel.
Class 20 numbers 20096 and 20107 approaching Masborough Junction with 1Z20 the 0736 Crewe to Scarborough, 47828 was on the rear. First time I've been out in ages and good to see a couple of Class 20s they looked and sounded great and really nice to see the old discs still there and showing the correct headcode, can't believe that it's 65 years ago that I saw my first English Electric Type 1.
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CAWTHORNES TRAVEL
LN51GOH, is a Dennis Trident with Plaxton President body, that was new to First Capital, in December, 2001, as their TN1074.
It is waiting at the terminus in the village, before returning back to Rotherham.
First Rotherham 35117 SM65EFD at Conisbrough heading for Sheffield from Doncaster on the Steel Link X78