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Cotswold Railway's 47316 runs round its charter train at Temple Meads on 13/2/2005. This locomotive has since been scrapped.
A very dirty GBRF class 66 , 66731 Captain Tom Moore , at South Bank , near Middlesbrough in the North East of England .
A couple of class 20s hauling a Pathfinder Tours on the long way round from Waterloo to Portsmouth. 20314 in front with 20107 at the rear. Seen at Eltham in the rain.
Pressed Steel Class 117 3-car Suburban dmu No.B432 consisting of Class 117/2, 176 & 117/1 cars in Rail Blue & Grey with all-yellow front ends approaching Yatton on a Bristol (Temple Meads) - Weston super Mare service, 10/82. Scanned slide taken with a Canon AE-1 Program.
SMS Hamburg of the Bremen Class German Light Cruisers.
Displacement: 3,250 tons
Speed: 23 knots. (Coal Fired)
Crew 303.
Armament: Ten 4.1 inch Guns, two 18 inch Torpedo Tubes (Submerged)
Her sister ships were, SMS Bremen, Berlin, Lubeck, Munchen, Leipzig, and SMS Danzig.
History
SMS Hamburg was built at A G Vulcan at Stettin and laid down in 1902, launched 27th July 1903 and commissioned into the German Fleet 8th March 1904.
S.M.S Hamburg served second command flagship for the U-Boat Flotilla no. 1 in 1912. and as flagship to the flotilla in 1914 then in 1915 becoming Squadron Flagship and accommodation for submarine commanders at Wilhelmshaven.
After the war served in the Reichmarine fleet between 1920 and 1923 becoming a training cruiser in 1924 to 1927.
Stricken in March 1931.
1936 used as an accommodation Hulk at Kiel for submarine crews.
19??, converted into a floating AA battery
In 1944 she was bombed and sunk at Hamburg-harbour by RAF bombers.
Raised in 1949 and scrapped at Hamburg
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Photos by Kyle Encar
Taken on June 21, 2015
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The only trouble with my little studio in sunny weather is that by mid-afternoon one or two people are in full rays and can't see to work. Also of course the shadows and light all change which is a nuiosance if that is part of the picture.
The gentleman with the umbrella had that problem!
But Arthur's major problem is an increasing tremor, which really depresses him. So that day we had a complete change of approach, and he no longer tries to do detailed line drawing, but rather make much broader interpretations using big markers etc.
He was extremely pleased with the outcome!
This spring, 2013, I have ordered a blind for the top of the big window.
The Halcyon class frigate was designed to counter the increasingly fast warships of Humanity's enemies. A significant portion of the ship was used for the reactor and engines, capable of pushing the Halcyon-class to almost unprecedented speeds, both at sublight and FTL.Additionally, it featured 2 massive coilguns at the front, and a number of smaller cannons.
More fun with those octagonal parts.
More fun with those
Alstom Class 67 3,200 hp Bo-Bo No.67 027 'Rising Star' of DBS in EWS livery on hire to FGW at the head of a Bristol Temple Meads - Weymouth Summer Saturday Special at Keynsham, 08/08. Scanned slide taken with a Nikon F65D.
Arriva Wales class 158 seen as it leaves Barmouth bridge heading into the tunnel on the approach to Barmouth staton.
GM Class "66/0" 3,200 hp Co-Co No.66 006 of EWS hauling at Inter-modal train through Cardiff (Central) station, 03/08. Scanned slide.
A pair of 4-car electric units head towards Sandling from Ashford, with unit 1568 leading.
I think headcode 46 indicates a Victoria to Dover Western Docks service.
27th June 1985.
GBRf British Railways Blue liveried class 47 , 47749 City of Truro , at the Newton Aycliffe Hitachi factory to collect new class 810 EMR Aurora unit 810001 .