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Preserved Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company (BRCW) type 3 Class 33 diesel locomotive 33202 'Dennis G. Robinson' at Ongar Station on the heritage Epping Ongar Railway (EOR) in Essex (UK).

 

33202 entered service as D6587 on February 9th 1962 and was withdrawn from traffic on February 28th 2009.

 

33202 was a guest locomotive at the EOR courtesy of Mangapps Railway Museum which is not too far away from here.

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Apparitions continue to form and recede.

R. Swain, Scania R440, PK10 LSU, Ex Eddie Stobart H5558, A580 Leigh, Greater Manchester, 10.11.17

A EMPRS photo shot taken at North Weald station at the Epping & Ongar Railway.

Outside Epping Station

Since I received lots of mails why I don't upload any more shots of the fabled Lamborghini Estoque - well, here we go ;-)

   

(c) 2010 Jan E. Photography

 

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24.04.22 - Airparks operate this King Long at Luton Airport

North Weald EOR 28th April 2019.

North Weald EOR 12th September 2021

British Railways class 37 diesel locomotive, 37029 (D6729), waits at North Weald before working a service to Ongar.

 

North Weald station

Epping Ongar Railway

31 July 2022

On Sunday 18th February 2018, the Epping Ongar Railway held a bus event themed around 'Everything Has Doors'. There were 5 routes, the 175 North Weald - Passingford Bridge, 381A North Weald - Passingford Bridge, 500 North Weald - Passingford Bridge, 718 North Weald - Harlow and High Beach Tour North Weald - High Beach. There were 12 buses in service, T1, SM1, MBA539, GLS490, RF401, RF180, RMA48, RCL2260, V3, RP21 and T1128. FRM1, MBA582 and M1014 were on static display. Here, MBA539 arrives at Epping Station on a 500 service from Passingford Bridge to North Weald.

EOR @ North Weald 25th April 2025.

 

Epping to Ongar Railway class 37 no. 37029 stands in the loop at Ongar on 24th April 2016 during the railway's diesel gala. The 37 would go onto the front of the next service to Epping Forest and had arrived on the previous service from the aforementioned station.

 

The story of the Epping to Ongar Railway is an interesting one and you can find out more here: eorailway.co.uk/your-visit/history/

Another EC hoovering to the EOR in the background. Not the most interesting helicopter around, but a day at the fence at ETHB will get you at leat 9 different ones

Manchester Airport EGCC Runway 05R

1950-built Green Line RT 3238, registration KYY 967, back at Epping LT station and the end of our day out in Essex.

 

I don't think I have spent so much time on a classic bus since I was a teenager in South Yorkshire in the 1960s when of course they weren't classic, they were just buses.

Next Set of Photos from Epping and Ongar Railway here in ESSEX England. my CLA'd 1978 HASSELBLAD 500C/M with 2006 dated KONICA PRO 400 film rated 200 ASA More to come -- keep watching ! 80mm f2.8 CT Planar T* + weak Sunpak flash

H972 EOR - Wessex Blood Transfusion Service - Iveco Daily Minibus. Photo by the late Brian Read

A later visit to Ongar, in May 1990. Looking down on the station, from High Street. A four car train of 1962 stock is seen during the last eighteen months of both the 1962 stock and the Ongar shuttle. The line is now operated by the volunteer run Epping Ongar Railway.

 

May 1990

 

Pentax H3v/ 135mm Super Takumar lens

Kodachrome 64

A6-EOR A380 Emirates Birmingham 19-04-2016

A low mileage example showing just 45k as of July.

One of our two resident A380's.

AU66 EOR

2017 Renault T460.26

JPT Transport, Walsall

Buckingham, 27 August 2021

New to Denholm Logistics

Voici l'ancre de l'Amoco Cadiz qui fit naufrage en 1979, l'une des pire marée noire du XXème siècle. Les témoins racontent que l'on pouvait sentir les odeurs de pétrole jusqu'à Brest!

24/04/2022 - 31438 is seen idling by under a TSR limit which is in place

One of our two resident A380's.

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