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EMU No.455702 approaching Wimbledon with a Waterloo bound service.
These units are not glamorous in any way whatsoever, and aren't the most comfortable to travel in, but they have been part of the south London railway scene for almost 40 years. As their service life comes to an end I've decided to make a small photographic record of the everyday scene soon to change.
Bombardier (Derby) Class 387/1 'Electrostar' 25 kV AC overhead 4-car emu No.387 138 of Heathrow Express at Paddington, 10 December 2022.
Class 128 Gloucester R.C.& W. Motor Parcels Van 55989 Manchester Piccadilly.
Now attached to the front of a passenger working.
Photo 4 of 5.
29th May 1973
Freightliner Class 66, 66579 trundles through Chelmsford Railway Station on its way to Felixstowe Docks.
Disapointed with the exposure and colours here.. all over the place.
PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (May. 2, 2019) - Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Louisville (SSN 724) and its crew arrive at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, after completing their latest deployment, May 2. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Daniel Hinton) 190502-N-KC128-182
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Class B1 working the last steam goods working North Via Spalding crossing the bridge beyond the Wisbech Branch chain bridge crossing October 1963
English Electric Class "20/0" 1,000 hp Bo-Bo No.20 096 (ex-No.D8096) of HNRC in BR blue livery with all yellow front end at Derby, 13 September 2014.
28-6-93 Monk Fryston
58033 approaches Milford Jct on a loaded MGR train from the Ferrybridge direction
Agfa CT100
A couple of thousand people gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Haymarket Riot Memorial Sculpture on Des Plaines Street in Chicago's West Loop to celebrate the traditional workers May Day..
Speeches were given and music was played. The usual festive type of atmosphere seemed to be absent this time. People were angry over the actions of the Trump administration directed towards the working class in general, and immigrants..
Billionaire J. B. Pritzker, candidate for governor of Illinois, put in an appearance, He was supported by local union members carrying signs that read 'We Rise With J.B.'. His presence sparked some vocal opposition from people who felt that 'this is a working class event and a billionaire has no business being part of it'. Some shouting occurred between the two camps, but other than that things remained peaceful.
The march went down Washington Street then shifted over via LaSalle Street to the State of Illinois Thompson Center on Randolph Street where another rally was held.
To me, what symbolized the event and the message being broadcast on the many signs people displayed, was Felipe the Ice Cream Seller. Pushing his cart loaded with tasty frozen treats, he accompanied the marchers from Des Plaines Street all the way to the Thompson Center. It was a warm day with temperatures in the low 80s. It's been a long time since Chicago has had a day that warm. Needless to say Felipe did a lot of business. He works out of the Paleteria 2215 S. Kedzie Avenue in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood. Apparently, a paletero can earn up to $30-$60 a day pushing that cart around. It's a heavy cart too. I had a chance to talk to him a little bit. A very nice man. Just doing his best to earn a living. An excellent example of what the working class is all about.
66238 powers west on a rake of empty bolsters from Immingham/Scunthorpe on a damp autumnal morning. The short-lived "Yorcard" trial machine can be seen on the platform.
I love the little girls in their hats, gloves, socks and Mary Janes.
I would guess 1950s for this one.
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Ivatt Class 4 steam loco 43106 The Flying Pig pulls out of Arley station on a warm spring afternoon. The Darlington-built British Railways engine is heading over Bridge 16 down the incline towards Victoria Bridge on the Severn Valley Railway. The blood and custard train is the 2 p.m. service from Bridgnorth in Shropshire to Kidderminster in Worcestershire on March 29th 2014.
Merseyrail British Rail three car 3rd rail EMU Class 507 no.507 016 ‘Merseyrail’ departs Hoylake station with the West Kirby to West Kirby circular for West Kirby.
British Rail Class 156 'Super Sprinter' 2 car DMU (Diesel Multiple Unit) 156419 as operated by Abellio Greater Anglia at Sudbury Station at the end of the 'Gainsborough Line' in Suffolk (UK).
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Photograph taken by and copyright of my regular photostream contributor David and is posted here with very kind permission.
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Preserved 'Clayton' Class 17 D8568 prepares to leave Chinnor station, during the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway's Gala in August 2012.
D8568 entered service in January 1964, and was withdrawn by BR in 1971, and worked at two UK cement companies, before being sold off in 1982, and ending up at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
Today, the loco is based at Chinnor..
Still shot from HD video:
British Rail Class 60 Co-Co diesel locomotive 60008 as operated by Colas Rail heads over the Victoria Viaduct near Carlisle Citadel Station with a rake of tank wagons.
60026 was built at Brush Traction Loughborough in 1990.
Photograph taken by and copyright of my regular photostream contributor David and is posted here with very kind permission.
class taught by Amy Williams '90 and Emily Wells. taken 10/11/1999.
Photo by Cynthia Locklin. Courtesy of the Bennington College Archives.
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