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Colas Rail English Electric Class 37 diesel locomotive. Built in 1965.
With a test train at Cambridge station conveniently resting on platform 6.
30.5.21.
GBRf Class 92 92043 photographed at Crewe,working on 0z92 0906 London Euston - Polmadie Car M.D. on 02/11/2021
A inizio autunno, complice l'Oktoberfest, feci un sato nel paradiso dei diesel, ovvero tra e Burghausen. Purtroppo non feci molte foto. Una di queste ritrae il passaggio di un pesante completo di cisterne, proveniente dalla Wackerwerk di Burghausen.
Un samedi à l'ère de la "cutitude".
Oisons Bernache du Canada
Canada goose goslings
Branta canadensis
4E96, DB Cargo’s 0824 Mossend yard-Tees Dock intermodal, passing Browney, Durham on 22 April 2021 behind 66109 "Teesport Express".
A distracting red return wire has been removed from this image.
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"Carl Haviland"
English Electric Class 47 Locomotive.
Wearing old Intercity livery.
In the sidings at Norwich station.
16.8.19
My interview on Google Local Guide Connect
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In the late 1980s many British Rail DMUs were replaced by the Class 150 which was produced by BREL, its own trainmaking company.
Competition for this contract was provided by Metro-Cammell of Washwood Heath, Birmingham, who made a pair of Class 151s for evaluation. These were unsuccessful, but continued in BR service for a while before being withdrawn in 1989.
151002 was seen at Matlock back in Kodachrome days.
Matlock, Debyshire
26th May 1986
Pentax MX, Kodachrome
19860526 27421 151002 1200 MAT to DER clean std
British Rail Class 20 locomotive No. 20189 (originally English Electric Type 1 No. D8189) at Kidderminster station during Severn Valley Railway’s spring diesel festival on 14 May 2026. Built at the Vulcan Foundry, Newton-le-Willows, in 1967, the loco was designed for mixed freight traffic, and is now a celebrated fixture of heritage galas.
Five-coach Class 800 No. 800015 passes Fladbury in Worcestershire with Great Western Railway’s 09:54 Great Malvern to London Paddington service on 5th March 2018.
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158790 cruises over Ribblehead Viaduct, with the 2H12 0748 Leeds to Carlisle service - 18/06/2021.
The last shot I took on our holiday in Ribblehead, before the long journey home. It was nice to grab the last train in sunshine. I remember we arrived at Ribblehead in thick fog & you couldn't see either the viaduct or the pub! This was probably the best holiday we have ever had there. We definitely went at the right time of year. The weather was a lot better this time & I certainly didn't regret missing the 'Staycation Express' in 2021!
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Credits inside the building instructions. Enjoy!
Tugboat Bruce A. McAllister downbound on the Hudson River Passing under the Bear Mountain Bridge.
Bruce A. McAllister was involved in the historic New York City 9-11 maritime rescue. Over half million people were rescued by boat that day on September 11th 2001...
List of boats that rescued thousands of people during 9-11
Resident Class 31 D5631 approaches Dead Man's Hill on the North Norfolk Railway, with the 1400 Sheringham to Holt demonstration goods train - 06/04/2024.
Another enjoyable day spent back up at the North Norfolk Railway, this time for the 60th Anniversary of Closure event.
This train was my number one photographic target of the day, as I had never seen the demonstration goods train in action before.
I didn't think I had much chance of a sunny shot to be honest, as the cloud cover proved to be very stubborn to clear on this visit to the North Norfolk coast. However, I did get a bit of weak sun at this spot, just as the train passed by.
158856 whips past Welney Road Crossing near Manea, with the 1L07 0742 Liverpool Lime Street to Norwich - 24/09/2021.
66718 passes Crewe Casey Lane working 4L18 the 14:18 Trafford Park - Felixstowe on a glorious afternoon 17/8/17
The Knox-class frigate USS Vreeland (FF-1068) is approaching the USS Mount Baker (AE-34) for a replenishment at sea. Seen operating in the Eastern Mediterranean as part of the US Sixth Fleet in the summer of 1982.
The 4,260-ton full load Knox-class were designed as anti-submarine frigates and 46 were built, starting in 1965. The last was decommissioned from US service in 1994. They were 133.5m long, with a beam of 14.25m and a draught of 7.6m. Two 1,200 psi boilers provided steam for a Westinghouse geared turbine on a single shaft, producing 35,000 shp and a top speed of 27 kt.
She is seen after modifications, having the so-called 'hurricane bow' which was designed to help reduce heavy seas coming in and damaging the weapon systems forward of the bridge.
The ships' primary armament was the eight-round Mk 112 ASROC launcher seen just in front of the bridge. One full reload for the launcher was available. In front of the ASROC launcher is a standard (for the time) single-barrel 5-inch/54-calibre Mk 42 gun. The ship also carried four fixed torpedo tubes for 324mm Mk 46 anti-submarine torpedoes.
On the stern, Vreeland had been upgraded with a Mk 25 eight-cell Sea Sparrow surface-to-air missile launcher. Just forward of that was a hangar and flight-deck for a Kaman SH-2 Sea Sprite LAMPS 1 helicopter.
Vreeland was launched in 1969 and stricken from the US Navy in 1992, going on to serve the Greek Navy for a further seven years.
Scanned from a slide, this is a much-improved version of an image posted many years ago.