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New signals await commissioning at Cardiff Central whilst the Arriva Trains Wales service from Aberdare to Barry Island (2Y59) approaches the station. 18 July 2016
SHOT AT BO'NESS 11/08/2019. NOW POSITEVELY IDENTIFIED AS ORIGINALLY BELONGING TO STIRLING STATION. THESE WERE CONTROLLED BY STIRLING MIDDLE BOX DIRECTING THE BAY PLATFORMS. ONCE THE FINIALS ARE FITTED IT WILL MATCH THE OTHER END OF THE MUSEUM ALREADY INSTALLED SIGNAL
10.1988 Croydon - South Australia Moving exhibits from Mile End Museum to Port Dock - loco AN BL31 + SAR 624 + F255 + AVAY class brake - colour light signal No.264 (Murray Billett mb-n46-08)
This picture was taken during the divertions of 2006, on a Sunday we went via Manton and Corby to Kettering and beyond to London.
The Eagle Signal Company of Australia used the Durasig design under license from it's US equivalent.
Culgaith Signal Box on Friday 25 March 2016. At this point the S&C was shut north of Appleby so I knew by exploring the area I wasn't going to miss any trains. I was surprised to find the box was still manned. Not sure if this was daytime only or still 24 hours but it must be a long boring shift for the signalman without any trains
From the top of Signal Mountain, we looked out over the landscape of Grand Teton National Park and Teton National Forest, including nearby Lozier Hill. The clouds obscured the view of the mountain range but added a dynamic counterpart to the plains and valley. (Photographed from the peak of Signal Mountain, Grand Teton National Park, Teton County, WY)
51st Expeditionary Signal Battalion (ESB) Change of Command ceremony held on Raptor Field, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA, on 30 June 2021. COL Bernard Brogan, Reviewing Officer; LTC Joel M. Feltz, Outgoing Commander; LTC Stuart W. Jones, Incoming Commander, CSM Dwayne D. Allen, Command Sergeant Major.
IN MEMORY OF......
DON (THE GAFFER) 1934 - 2004 and
NEVILLE (POP) 1928 - 2008
a fitting tribute to both men, as they both worked there for many years, and now they, & the box are gone !
Taken on the top step of the signal box. Hayley is a fantastic model so much energy and a great laugh, maybe a bit "in your face" but she does have a subtle side.
Alerts me to incoming traffic. Normally they are all off. When a train enters the block, they come on to indicate status.
Stopped over at Signal Return today and picked up two fantastic items:
(1) Notebook from the Paper Rehabilitation Project - made of paper from a warehouse of excess and damaged paper in Detroit. Bound at a printing shop on the East side.
(2) Abandoned Letterhead - Collection of letterhead from various companies in and around Detroit, abandoned for reasons such as mergers or acquisitions, change of address, bankruptcy, logo updates, name change, office moved or closed.
The up starter signal at Amberley is of the later style, built from old rails and with a flat cap: compare this with 'Signal Detail 2'. Note the lamp shining through the green lens.
The trains use loops over cable that switch over every 25 meters to determine the block that they are located in (along with the number of revolutions of the wheels). Here the signalling cable is wound up away from the power as there is suspected interference with keeping it near the track.
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