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With the pair of RJ's 50th anniversary 70Ms, the derby train snakes through one of many curves in the Benson Valley outside of Frankfort.
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When this Town Hall was built in 1923 the town of Derby in northeastern Tasmania was at its peak. In 1874 George Renison Bell discovered tin deposits in the area and prospectors quickly flooded in. The first major mining endeavour was by the Krushka brothers, and in fact the settlement's first name was "Brother's Home". In 1885 the growing town was renamed Derby.
By the end of the 19th century the Krushka Brothers alone were producing up to 120 tonnes of tin per month. The Cascade River, which flowed into the lower Ringarooma River, provided a natural flow of water into a dam which was used to wash out the tin oxide from the granite rocks. But in 1929, just a few short years after this lovely Town Hall was built, a huge flood of the Cascade River destroyed the dam and flooded the town, killing 14 people.
It took several years to get the mine running again, but it never reached the heights of the previous decades and finally closed in 1948.
25th July 1980
Pristine HST set 254032 with power car 43119 leading seen at Derby. This was the last of the original Class 254 fleet built for the Eastern Region.
That's right , a shot from Epsom Downs near to the Derby Race Course looking up at the intriguing clouds . In exposing for the clouds the ground and trees were darkened so instead of lightening the shadows I went the other way and made the scene a silhouette under the clouds .
This is still the epicentre of town life in Derby, northern Tasmania. The general store is just that, providing a range of services, including the post office and a banking agency. Even here one of the young cyclists takes a rest.
The really interesting feature in this photograph is the original 3-D Peters ice cream sign complete with cone. I haven't seen one of those in many years.
3Q20 Derby R.T.C. (Network Rail) to Cambridge Recp 1&2. Class 37 in Swietelsky Rail services livery seen here having just come out the RTC with a Network Rail Test Train.
Network Rail Class 97 No.97304 'John Tiley' is seen ticking over at Derby with a illfated test train that soon returned after failing down the line.
Taken on the 21st January 2019.
The church in the picture is in the Derby city and the artist is in Venice. The pictures are a mixture of his and mine,if you enlarge and look at the colored ones.
0M62 Derby R.T.C to Barrow Hill. Class 37 in Colas Railfreight livery seen here having come out the R.T.C on the approach to Derby station running light loco to Barrow Hill.
RJ Corman SD70M's 1973 and 2023 lead RJ Corman's Kentucky Derby train through Yarnallton bound for Louisville.
5Q57 Norwich to Derby Litchurch Lane. Class 755 FLIRT is a class of bi-mode multiple unit passenger train built by Stadler Rail for Greater Anglia. Part of the FLIRT (Fast Light Innovative Regional Train) modular train family, the trains first entered service on 29 July 2019 and are used on regional and local services throughout East Anglia, as well as some intercity services between Norwich and London. Seen here at Derby having arrived from Norwich under its own power and not a unit you would normally see around Derby.
3Q06 Derby R.T.C to Exeter Riverside N.Y. Class 37 in Colas Railfreight livery leads out the R.T.C with a Network Rail UTU consist and DBSO on the rear.
Its a great start to Railway 200, the line up includes 507001, 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley', 66315, 50049 'Defiance', 37800 'Cassiopeia' and 35018 'British India Line'.
I hadn't intended to go to this location this morning as was meant to be capturing a nice sunrise elsewhere, but didn't set my alarm correctly. I needn't have worried as the sunrise never happened anyway..
Derby Arena is a multi-use arena and velodrome at Pride Park in Derby, England. The Arena was opened in March 2015 by Sarah Storey and Margaret Beckett.
It is Britain's fifth 250-metre indoor track, which will be raised to allow easy access to the 12 badminton court size infield area. There is also be a cafe, fitness gym, group exercise studios and a spinning studio.
0Q57 Worksop to Derby Litchurch Lane. The new order. Class 93 is a new tri-mode locomotive designed for both freight and passenger services, capable of operating on 25kV AC overhead lines, a diesel engine, and battery power. Developed by Stadler Rail and operated by Rail Operations Group (ROG), it aims to improve efficiency and reduce emissions on the UK rail network.
It can run on 25kV AC overhead power, a diesel engine, and battery power, allowing for flexible operation on electrified and non-electrified lines. The Class 93 can reach a top speed of 110 mph (177 km/h). The tri-mode system aims to reduce emissions and fuel consumption compared to traditional diesel locomotives, with battery power enabling zero-emission operation in some situations. It is designed as a mixed-traffic locomotive, suitable for both freight and passenger trains. The locomotive is designed to optimize efficiency across the network and potentially enable higher speeds for freight trains, integrating them more smoothly with passenger services.
Another day....another frothy liveried powercar. This time 43274 gets the treatment with full EMR corporate colours to see out its last weeks in service. Seen here on the day of release with 1F70 20.01 St Pancras International to Leeds at Derby. 14/04/21.
3Q65 Derby RTC to London Kings Cross. Class 73s in GBRF livery work top and tail with a Network Rail Test Train consist. Seen here at Derby Station as the driver has swapped ends now ready to depart.
37059 & 37610 depart from Derby on 22/01/11 working 6Z77 Stockton-Sheerness scrap trial, what a shame these didn't catch on for the long term...
There's lots wrong with this image, which is probably why I've never published it before, I've removed a lamp post that was growing from the bottom of the shot right through the first wagon. The mast annoys the sh*t out of me (I have removed it in photoshop in some previous photos but cba now), however the view isn't possible now due to the new bridge, and that tree that's now even bigger..
Having just left Derby and run up the sinfin branch and back 97304 prepares to leave Derby again and awaits the signal to head towards Burton bound for the Cambrian coast line with 1Q97 Derby RTC to Machynlleth with 97303 on the rear.
37901 Mirlees Pioneer was the working of the day on this bright Tuesday morning captured here at Willington heading 6E25 08:48 Crewe Gresty Green Up Loop to Attercliffe Sidings with a rake of JHA wagons destined for a date with the cutters torch.
3Q65 Derby R.T.C to London Kings Cross. Class 73 in GBRF livery arrives into Derby Station from the RTC with a test train bound for the south.
3Q65 Derby RTC to London Kings Cross. Class 73s in GBRF livery work top and tail with a Network Rail Test Train consist. Seen here on the approach to Derby Station where the train reverses.
NS D32 heads west through the community of Derby, Illinois on ex-Nickel Plate rails behind a pair of ex-N&W SD40-2s, the leader being the famed #6173 which is one of the few ex-N&W units on the roster set up for long-hood forward running.
0E26 Derby RTC to Worksop up Receptions. Class 37 in Rail Operations Group livery heads light loco towards Derby Station seen here having just come off the RTC.
3Q20 Derby R.T.C. (Network Rail) to Cambridge Recp 1&2. Class 37 in Regional Railways livery seen here at the Platform with a Network Rail Test Train.
5Z55 Derby to Chaddesden SDGS. Class 37 “An Comuun Gaidhealach” in large logo BR blue livery waits for the OFF to run ECS to Chadd having just arrived from Keighley after spending the afternoon on the K&WVR during the summer Diesel gala.
1Q56 Derby RTC to Derby RTC. Class 37 in Colas Railfreight livery leads a UTU consist towards the platform at Derby having just come off the RTC.