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47847 'Railway World Magazine/Brian Morrison' enters platform 3 at Coventry with a matching IC rake of mk2 coffins.
A DVT/Mk2/87 set departs Platform 1 for Euston.
Built at Brush Traction, Loughborough around October 1964 to works Number 536
Originally numbered D1774, she was renumbered to 47179 on 31/12/1973, then to 47577 on 29/03/1981. Named 'Benjamin Gimbert GC' on 30/09/1981 and de-named: 30/04/1987.
Scanned from a 35mm slide
These three rakes really caught my eye at the hardware store. The background is a yellow rake, the foreground is the reflective black rake and the middle is the green rake. Makes for some interesting rake-eh!
Been working on some new rake measurements and playing with front center. Dialed in the seat tube angle too for some WICKED short stay action. Head tube angle also is completely re-engineered...
43058 leads a rake of four Mk3 coaches and 43059 on 5Z44 1111 Carnforth to Rugby through Acton Bridge on 3rd November 2020.
The former EMT power cars and GWR stock were being used for driver training, one of three days this week involving Crewe - Carnforth - Rugby - Crewe trips.
A busy morning on the bottom section of Jack's Rake, a wonderful scramble up the face of Pavey Ark in the Lake District.
We're so lucky to have an incredible stand of ginkgo trees in our neighborhood. They can't help but bring a smile to your face for several weeks every autumn.
Taken by a camera atop a 20 foot pole.
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The commuter rake I debuted at Brickvention. I'll try to get better photos soon.
Thanks to talltim for help and James Mathis for the swivel wheels.
Our Daily Challenge 11-17 May : People Powered
A corner of my greenhouse.
I have a huge dislike of domestic leaf blowers
There is never a day when I can't hear some grown man blowing stuff out into the street for it to be soon blown back.
They are a waste of energy, and both an air and noise pollutant.
I could have a longer rant, but I'll resist!
Whilst the majority of people were enjoying their Christmas food and drink, many on the railway remained hard at work taking advantage of the lack of service trains to perform vital maintenance on the permanent way.
At Acton Bridge a large team of workers were busy throughout the Christmas period on drainage works in and around the station.
Once again, GB Railfreight had provided Class 60s (as opposed to Class 66s) to work the engineering trains with 021 and 096 the locos on double time.
60021 "Penyghent" is seen with a rake of ballast wagons in the possession on Christmas Day.
Misty back road in Dummerston, Vermont. First place at the Newfane Fine Arts Show , July 2010. Selected for the 2010 Northeast Prize Show at the Cambridge Art Association Gallery in Cambridge, Ma.
My freight rake! Well, I do have a 2nd plank wagon, but that didn't fit on the tracks.
Yes, the highlight isn't actually the rolling stock which I've already shown at some point, but the scenery. I don't want to show you too much though, I'll do a good presentation at some point.
Pepper is wearing a crocheted hat I made. The leaves are actually wood stickers. Puppers is vintage. I wanted to get outside before the weather gets super cold and take a quick picture. Just made it before the wind started!