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Deze foto doet meer recht aan het prachtige weer dat we hadden tijdens onze trip door het zuiden van Engeland. Ascot was onze uitvalsbasis voor onze trips naar Londen, Windsor, Oxford en The Birling Gap. Op deze foto SWR 458502 die langs perron 2 van Ascot (Berks) binnenkomt en ons naar Reading zal brengen waar we overstappen op de trein naar Oxford. Rechts staat SWR 450056 in de oude SWR-kleurstelling klaar als trein naar Guildford.
English: SWR 458502 entering Ascot (Berks) station, working the service to Reading. On the right old-SWR livery 450056 awaiting passenger service to Guildford.
SWR Cl.483008 arrives at Shanklin, the line's current southern terminus, having formed an Island Line service from Ryde Pier Head.
SWR Island Line Cl.484002 arrives into Sandown working 2D47 17:14 Ryde Esplanade to Shanklin service.
Tijdens een mooie zomerdag te Ascot (Berkshire) met links de klassieke houten overkapping in beeld. Treinstel 450056 (Siemens Desiro-UK) in de oude SWR-kleurstelling staat gereed als trein naar Guildford. Het treinstel wacht op overstappers van de trein uit London Waterloo.
English: Old-SWR livery 450056 awaiting passenger service to Guildford on a sunny day at Ascot (Berkshire). The EMU is waiting for the London Waterloo - Reading service, carrying passengers for changing trains at Ascot.
SWR Island Line Cl.483004 124+224 passes the Isle of Wight bus museum on the approach to Ryde St. John's Road on a Ryde Pier Head to Shanklin working.
SWR Cl.483008 departs Ryde Esplanade down towards Ryde Tunnel on an Island Line service from Ryde Pier Head to Shanklin.
SWR Island Line Cl.484002 calls at the recently reopened loop platform at Brading working 2D43 16:15 Ryde Esplanade to Shanklin service.
SWR Island Line Cl.484002 approaches Ryde Esplanade station working 2U46 16:16 Shanklin to Ryde Pier Head service.
Buses from Westbus, Bear Buses and Red Routemaster lay over in Hounslow Station forecourt whilst working on Rail Replacement
Roaming in the south western corner of the Adelaide CBD... someone who lived (or worked?) in this building heard me beeping away with my remote release and stuck their head out the window and gazed intently for a short time. Very, very quiet out at this time - and in the Adelaide city centre, no less.
E200MMC 708 is pictured at the top of St Mark's Hill, Surbiton whilst heading for Clapham Junction on South Western Railway Rail Replacement whilst on loan to Bear Buses back in April
My friend Denise named this little cub Tuffs because of the rimmed ears which is white fur. At first we thought there was a problem with the ears but the close ups proved it was thick fur...very different but also very easy to keep track of her in the future. I’m just guessing not sure what sex she is. The other cub Denise, Stu and I decided would be Tuffy not sure if that is the spelling we chose.
Here Tuffy and SWR are having a moment together as they wait for a fish. The tender interactive moments is what it is all about for me.