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VP477 (LK03GKZ) is seen at Shepherds Bush Station while making a rare appearance on the Express Route 607 from Uxbridge. This is one of the VP's which has transferred from Willesden to Uxbridge to allow the disposal of the TP's. (07/11/15)
Shepherds Bush doing its best impression of Clapham. The platforms only meet at one end here, and the whole station is on a gentle curve.
Welcome to Shepherds Bush...
West London. England. U.K.
A Rather Unusual name for a Pub
Something to do with the "Cambridge Five" Spy Ring who gave information to the Soviet Union in the 1930's through to the 1950's
Apparently they worked up the Road at the BBC Studios....Nowadays the BBC along with other Mainstream Media only report on News that they they want us to know
GBRF 50 007 'Hercules' pulls away from a signal check at Kensington Olympia on a Class 50 Alliance railtour. On this date I'd seen a couple of railtours going via the West London Line on RTT so I ventured down to Shepherds Bush to check them out. I was pleased to see a 50 on the front of this one! A Southern 377 has just by in the opposite direction in the distance.
Sunshine at SheBu.
What is to become of all the orange paintwork on the Overground, now that all its lines have been re- branded?
Metrolines final day on route 207 today as it moves over to Abellio in the morning. In recent times, B9TLs have ruled the route in place of the omnicities they replaced. VW1819 is seen here leaving by Shepherd's Bush Station
61306 "Mayflower" passes Shepherd's Bush with 1Z82 London Victoria to Windsor & Eton Riverside on Tuesday, May 24th. 2022 as London Overground 378 210 stops on its journey to Clapham Junction.
RATP Group’s BYD/Alexander Dennis Enviro400EV City BCE47010 (LB69JOA), operating on route 148, stationed at Camberwell Green.
Dairy
Bakery ?
Pastrycook
A. C.
Cresswell
Noted For
Home Made
Bread ?
Bakery
The best I can work out, a lot of guess work, but hopefully close.
Shepherds Bush London W12
RATP London United (BE37023 LJ18FKH) and (LT120 LTZ1120) are both seen at Victoria with the C1 starting from Victoria to White City, whilst LT120 goes from White City towards Camberwell. With speculations going on about the 148, the future might not look too bright for it.
Still waiting this evening at 19:53. Poor fellow. Probably expected to do its own catching. Actually I think this is probably the other sibling, or maybe the adult. I'm not sure.
Una Healy ~ Bush Hall ~ Shepherds Bush ~ London ~ England ~ Monday May 15th 2017.
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Uxbridge run the 607 using a combination of E400s and Gemini B7TLs seen here new to Westbourne Park is a former first E400 heading west up to Uxbridge.
OA332 (J332BSH) Open Top Volvo Olympian is seen in Shepherds Bush Garage, during the first garage open day in London for 2016. This was recently made open top and painted into the new United Transit livery. (21/05/16)
Fluffy's my name, what's yours?
(I have no idea how Fluffy shakes his whole body without moving his head! After reading the clever comments below I think his name should be changed to Buzzy!)
9523 SN59AWU seen at Shepherd's Bush working on route 207 towards Hayes-by-Pass.
Much of the former 414 E400s are gone now, though 4 still remain with Abellio London with the odd one out being 9523 working at Armstrong Way either on 207 or 427 plus the occasional rail work.
Street Photography Now Project #42: "While walking the street constantly look behind yourself, the light is always different." - Trent Parke
Shepherd's Bush, London
Route 607 will move from Uxbridge to Greenford tomorrow to fill the gap left by the 207. Likely to be the first victim of the Hayes branding scheme to be lost, VW1567 is seen by Shepherd's Bush Green where it was terminating
The sky yesterday morning looked very intense so I grabbed my camera and photographed this a few yards from my home.
I think I've still got one or two more which I wish to put online but my internet connection is down to 28.8kbps (though there was a surge this am) and I'm too busy at the moment to investigate broadband options.
This one is much sharper than yesterday's picture because I shot it wide (24mm) at 1/13 seconds
I had big plans for photographing this Railtour when, a few weeks ago, I found out it was happening. The Hastings Diesels DEMU 'Wymondham Winder' from Hastings to Norwich. It was coming up the Hastings Line before traversing the South London Line, West London Line, North London Line and then over onto the East Coast Mainline. Then onto Ely, Wymondham and into Norwich.
So traversing a few of the London Lines meant I should have some chance of a shot or two. It would mean an early start but hey ho. Then the Mrs said she wanted to go swimming in the sea in the heatwave we were having and try out her new cossie before the big holiday in September. So with the railtour coming through London early in the morning I amended my plans and said we could do both. So I went for a shot from an overbridge between Kensington Olympia and Shepherds Bush. This would mean minimal deviation and loss of time while heading to Liverpool Street and off to the Essex Coast for a day beside the seaside. With time now an issue, it was quicker for us from where we are to head east to the East coast than to head down south to the South coast.
So here is Hastings DEMU Motorcoach 1013 leading The Wymondham Winder away from Kensington Olympia, having just picked up more passengers at it's London stop. The newly restored blue and grey stock is at the rear which is a shame as I was hoping they would be leading. I'm waiting for the day when the standard gauge coaches (No.3 and 4 in this photo) are finally ditched for an authentic train of 100% Hastings Gauge stock. I also found out later today that this Railtour returned via the Great Eastern Mainline and was almost right behind our train home from Manningtree! Oh for the want of checking RTT for just a few moments on our way back!