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English Electric class 20 , 20142 at work on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway .

Isabel's Karate Class

Class 201 label on 6S 1005 M/C

View through a dirty windscreen on a Class 40 ( 180 ) approaching Helsby in March 1982 . We were waiting for the Class 40 in the distance to clear as we were going to UKF ( Shellstar ) which was off to the right - about 1 mile away . Further down past Shellstar was the Stanlow oil refinery , Ellesmere Port - and if you carried on - Hooton I only took this to use up the roll of film and how I wish I had taken the camera with me more - a lot more !

The Class of 1948 held their 65th Class Reunion at Tavern 59 at the Pebble Lake Golf Course on Thursday, July 18, 2013.

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By Linton Brothers, photographer (c. 1920-c. 1930) - This image is available from the Our Collections of the State Library of Victoria under the Accession Number:, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=34551393

DB Class 66 No.66079 heads towards Cockwood,with the 11:00 Burngullow ECC to Exeter Riverside working,on a very wet 29th of January 2019.

14 September 1986 and 47551 runs round the F&W Eireann Explorer - (the UK bit that is!) - at Tondu having just come up from Margam due to a block on the main line. Tondu station was some years away from reopening, but the signal box and semaphore signals are still in place (May 2015)

Title: Classes

Digital Publisher: Digital: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas

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Date Issued: 2011-08-17

Date Created: 1950

Dimensions: 4 x 5 inches

Format Medium: Photographic negative

Type: image

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Trying out Kentmere Pan 400 in 120 roll-film format.

 

1954 Balda Mess-Baldix; Baltar f4.5 75mm Lens; Kentmere Pan 400 in ID-11 1+2.

G520 passing Tennessee, Yerrinbool with 3247 South Freight, 3/1/1990.

BREL(Derby) Class 158/0 (Cummins 400hp) "Sprinter Express" 2-car dmu No.158 864 of East Midland Trains in their express livery at Chesterfield on a Norwich - Manchester Piccadilly service, 09/10.

class 222 014 sits at Wellingbrough

Looking towards a better future? The flanks of 50021 & 50033 at Tyseley on May 21st 2015.

Foto por @ivan_azcona

Class 47 283 Class 37 225 Class 08 499, Hull Botanic Gardens TMD, 23/08/1987

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The Class of 1993 held their 20th Class Reunion at the Eagles on Saturday, July 20, 2013.

PCC (adult) Cooking Class

I wasn't sure how they would receive a 10 year-old signing up for an adult cooking class, but they were fine w/ it. Their kid's cooking classes aren't advanced enough for my little avid cook. He wants to be a chef/baker & own his own restaurant/bakery like Tom Douglas.

UID class 40 arrives at Skipton.

 

I was on the railtour behind 4498 which can be seen to the right of the photo.

Class 33 railtour with 33 208 and 33 116 'Hertfordshire Railtours' to Crewe Basford Hall Open Day on 21st August 1994 waiting at Euston

DB Class 66 No.66127 passes Marlands,with the 08:50 Westbury to St Blazey RHHT working,on the 20th November 2017.

Freightliner Class 66 No.66601 heads towards Willand,with the 15:42 Exeter Riverside to Whatley Quarry FLHH working,on the 15th of December 2020.

Class 207 DEMU 207001, Bournemouth Station, 29/11/1987

Class 308 EMU 308153 Class 302 EMU 302275, Ilford Car Sheds EMD, 17/10/1987

It was a long time ago, I was just 23. Last in the group, I posed serious to look older than I was.

There were 27 of us (two dropped back and graduated in '74) out of 32 who started. This was Calgary's first medical class and we called ourselves the 'Guinea Pigs', because they were experimenting with an new style of teaching - more patient oriented and using systems rather than disciplines. It was hard, but great.

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