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DRS 68026 is on the rear of the Branch Line Society "Cat and Dock" tour as it passes through bank Quay, 15 June 2017.
Frugly-Fugly-Ugly Betty General Electric Powerhaul Freightliner Class 70 locomotive, 70009 on 4L92 Ditton to Felixstowe liner in the fading evening light at Generals Lane near Boreham Essex (UK)
70009 entered service in January 2011.
British Rail Class 172 'Turbostar' Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) 172214 with a Dorridge bound London Midland service train at the charming Birmingham Moor Street station in West Midlands (UK).
Our train to Tyseley.
Bombardier (Brugge) Class 222/0 'Meridian' 5-car dmu No.222 014 of East Midlands Trains in standard Stagecoach livery speeding past Thrales End on a Derby - St. Pancras service, 16 April 2014.
GBrF’s 66783 “The Flying Dustman” hauls a rake of redundant Ex EWS HTA bogied hoppers and a Container Flat on the “Up” Fast at Retford.
6H06 Doncaster Down Decoy to Peterborough North Yard.
BR (York) Class 455/8 (1st Srs.) Standard Mk.III 750 v dc 3rd rail 4-car emu No.(45)5851 of South West Trains in their inner-suburban livery leaving Waterloo on a Richmond service, 13 September 2015.
Bombardier (Derby) Class 387/1 'Electrostar' 25 kV AC overhead 4-car emu No.387 138 of Heathrow Express at Paddington, 10 December 2022.
English Electric Class "20/0" 1,000 hp Bo-Bo No.20 107 (ex-RFS No.2013 and ex-BR No.D8107) of HNRC in BR blue livery with all yellow front end at Derby, 13 September 2014.
Having photographed the newly named (that morning) 321 342 arriving at Shenfield on the down Braintree service I felt it was worth waiting for its return at Ingatestone Hall on the rear of the return 16.00 up. Alas the sun came out a fraction too late, although the half sun did allow for some interesting sky detail in this shot of the NXEA liveried Dusty Bin leading the 12 car set.
Denison graduates gather on the hill for sunrise
the morning of commencement
05/14//2022
Photo by Jo McCulty
After a quick repaint or 5, I'd say I'm very happy with the class 37 design. It's very easily modifiable to any BR livery. I think my favourite is the BR dutch livery.
As Units go Class 313's are never going to win any prizes for looks. But they have been around for nearly 40 years being introduced in 1976 on the Great Northern and lines into Moorgate via Finsbury Park. It would appear their time is nearly up with talk of replacements in the offing.
Doing exactly what they were built for 313031 and 026 approach Harringay with a train from Kings Cross to Welwyn Garden City on 2nd May 2011
Class 37 double header No's 37517/37684 passing through Normanton with the saturday only Stourton to Southampton freightliner 9th March 1996
Bombardier (Derby) Class 378/1 "Capitalstar" 750v dc 3rd rail 5-car emu No.378 211 of London Overground in their revised livery with black banding around the windows and repositioned numbers at Clapham Junction on a Willesden Junction - Stratford service, 31 May 2022.
DB Cargo E.W.S. liveried Class 66 diesel locomotive 66 161 is pictured passing through Hest Bank with a Carlisle - Crewe light engine working on May 17th, 2019.
BREL (Derby) Class 158/0 (Cummins 350 hp) "Sprinter Express" Standard Mark III 2-car dmu No.148 766 of First Great Western in their "local lines" livery passing Charfield on a Gloucester - Exeter service, 09/10.
The latest from Prasad Heavy Industries, the Toblerone class battlecruiser is the next generation of naval warfare. This vessel takes the role of a stealth warship, with the firepower of a battleship. In short, we've built the single most powerful warship afloat.
Armament consists of 200 VLS systems scattered around the deck of the vessel. In addition, there are two 20in guns turrets, and a twin 16in turret located on the stern. The ship also contains sophisticated radar and electronic warfare systems, all housed in the state-of-the-art hull.
And it's named after chocolate.
NEW LONDON, Conn. - Fourth Class Cadet Andre Jones-Butler receives his new cadet shoulder boards after completing the academy's summer training program during a ceremony at the academy's Washington Parade Field here Monday, Aug. 16, 2010.
The ceremony included a change in the regimental command of the corps of cadets.
The ceremony marks the formal acceptance of new cadets into the corps after completing seven weeks of basic military training known as "swab summer."
Additionally, the event marks the official transfer of responsibility and authority from the outgoing summer regimental command staff to the first class cadets, who lead the corps through the first semester.
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Timothy Tamargo
BR/EE Class 86/2 4,040 hp Bo-Bo No.86 260 (ex-86 040; E3144) (ex-Driver Wallace Oakes) of Europhoenix newly refurbished as a demonstrator in unbranded silver grey livery at Long Marston; 6/09. Apologies for raindrop on lense as pouring down at time.
TFW Class 197 No.197121 and No.197010 pass Marshfield,with the 07:00 Milford Haven to Manchester Piccadilly service,on the 29th of July 2025.