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After around an hour of waiting in a freezing cold, gusty wind the sun found a gap in the heavy clouds away to my right and lit up the scene in front of me. The light lasted less than 5 minutes, but it was definately worth the wait!
Large GW Prairie tank no.4144 is on its summer holidays from Didcot!
Here Mr Collett's machine gallops away from Wansford with the 12.10 departure for Peterborough NVR.
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Looking across to Hood Hill from the Cleveland Way on Sutton Bank with heavy cloud masking the setting sun.
The River Nene at Sutton Bridge, looking north towards The Wash and the North Sea. (Photo Andrea Turner)
After an overnight snowfall. Saturday 27-12-14 was slow going in Sutton in Ashfield for Trentbarton 476 FJ09 MWA working the 9.3 to Derby
The rear elevation of Sutton Bridge signalbox bathes in the morning sun on 25th April 2026, as Transport for Wales Class 158 No. 158822 passes with service 1J07 0808 Birmingham International - Aberystwyth & Pwllheli. As the service consists of just one two-car Class 158, the Pwllheli portion will probably be formed by a unit off Machynlleth Depot. The now long closed footbridge remains in situ, although as the alternative is just a slightly longer walk over the former road bridge, reopening is unlikely. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
went up sutton bank with chris and Ol for the sunset yesterday...the sun didn't show up..had to work hard to get something out of the trip.
The magnificent Cross Keys Bridge, a swing bridge design built in 1897 and now Grade II* listed. This clever contraption carries the A17 road across the River Nene.
97302 'Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railway' and 'Amanda' inspection saloon passes 37706 at Sutton Bridge Junction whilst running a 4 day ERTMS Learning Experience trip to and from Barmouth!
The DOE’s are supplemented by a few 60 and 61 plate B9’s, a role previously held by some 02 plate B7 ‘PVL’s’ until their demise a few years ago.
These WVL’s (and a few WHV’s) are mixed into all the Sutton routes, and this is WVL364 at North Cheam (Queen Victoria) nearing the end of a trip from Putney Bridge. 7.2.23.
IC 1019 brings M336 south through Sutton on the old EJE. Once in a blue moon, an IC SD70 will slip out of the Kirk pool and manage to lead a road freight somewhere around the CN system.
The wind made waiting for 336 quite the experience but it made for a nice shot.