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ROG 47815 'Lost Boy's 68-88' tnt 47813 'Jack Frost' head through Besford on 5Q81 Leicester LIP - Portbury Automotive Terminal consisting of six 'translator' vehicles which will be used for moving the following days TransPennine unit move from Portbury AT - Manchester International Depot (Longsight).
Seen sat on Platform 7 UGL in Preston working a light loco movement to… wherever (I forgot) is ROGs newest toy - a Class 93 Trimode locomotive! More specifically, it was 93001, which is the first of the batch to be built & delivered to the UK. For several months, this was the only Class 93 on British soil & I must say that they look gorgeous. This was my 4th time spotting a Class 93 and my first time seeing one in daylight hours. This loco is the evolution of the Class 88s, which are in service with Direct Rail Services!
Network Rail Livery 73952 "Janis Kong" in the middle of the ROG Light Engine move 0M73 - Kiddeminster S.V.R. to Derby R.T.C. (Network Rail) as it passes North Stafford Junction - 03-08-16
Having just passed the Clay Cross photographic event.
Rail Operations Group 47812. work :-
Bo,ness Exchange Siding - Leicester LIP
Still nice, when you have no idea what is about to come around the corner on such an advertised working.
French postcard in the 'Nos artistes dans leur loge' series, no. 163. Photo: Comoedia, Paris.
Roger Monteaux (1879-1974) was a French stage and screen actor. Born in Boulogne-Billancourt, Monteaux first acted at the Théâtre du Vaudeville and the Théâtre Réjane, then in the 1910s at the Théâtre de l'Athénée and the Théâtre du Gymnase, before entering the Comédie-Française in 1915. Between 1923 and 1936 he was sociétaire there, alternating classic plays by Molière or after classic famous authors such as Balzac and Hugo, with modern plays by e.g. Henri Bataille. Between 1909 and 1911 Monteaux played at Pathé Frères in some 13 short silent films, mostly historical and modern dramas, directed by André Calmettes, Georges Monca, Henri Pouctal, and others. In the early 1920s, he acted in 5 silent features, such as Roger la Honte (Jacques de Baroncelli, 1922) and the Balzac adaptation Le cousin Pons (Jacques Robert, 1924). It then took until 1937 for Monteaux to act in films again. Between 1937 and 1960 he played in some 20 films, mostly in minor parts, sometimes even uncredited. A major part he had as a stern father in Dominique (Yvan Noé, 1950) starring Michel Barbey as the title character. Dominique is chased from his parents' house when they discover he works in a cinema and lives with a girl, Simone (Claire Muriel). He hence lives with Simone, who receives funding from a mysterious stranger, who proves to be none other than Dominique's father. The latter explains he wanted to free his son from his mother and her bourgeois relatives. Roger Monteaux died at the high age of 95 years in Monaco in 1974.
Rail Operations Group Class 37 (37884) is seen here at Liverpool South Parkway working 1400 Leicester L.I.P - Allerton Depot.
To collect a class 319 to take it to Doncaster.
(c) Liam Blundell 2019
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RE "Lötschberger" bestehend aus BLS-RABe535 115 + 109 + 113 unterwegs Richtung Bern (Einigen, 03.02.2015).
Foto © Roger Lüthi.
ROG Class 37/6 No.37608 Andromeda at Aliwal Road crossing Whittlesea on 27th September 2023 working 0M58 12:49 Ely Papworth-Derby RTC
ROG Class 47/8 No.47812 at Colchester running as 0P47 12:18 Orient Way-Manningtree for thunderbird duty.
Rail Operations Group Class 57, 57305 Northern Princess in the Pullman livery towing Great Western Railway Class 387, 387135 through Southall working 5Q50 Reading Traincare Depot to Ilford E.M.U.D, taken 21st June 2019
The last two Merseyrail PEP's No 507029 & Retro livery 507001 approach Newport South Dock behind Europhoenix/ROG 37884 "Cepheus" on a very late running 5Q78 06.05 Birkenhead North E.M.U.D - Newport [Unimetals]. 507029 is to be scrapped but 507001 will be loaded onto lorries provided by Allelys for onward transport to Derby, where it is expected to be one of a host of trains taking part in The Greatest Gathering for Railway 200 in August. Following its time at Derby, it is expected that 507001 will be moved to its permanent home at the Tanat Valley Light Railway, where it will be on display to visitors to educate about the history of Merseyside's electric railway network.
ROG Class 47/8 No.47815 and Europhoenix Class 37/7 No.37884 in Foxton Exchange Sidings on 22nd January 2018 after their collision last week.
Rail Operations Group 57312 approaches Totnes station photographed from the A381 road bridge. The train is 5D94 11.00 Laira - Long Marston stock move with a barrier coach and redundant HST coaches. This was the day after Storm Ciara but the weather was still tempestuous interspersed with some bouts of sunshine, thankfully while this was passing.
I've never seen a place where Ross's Geese have equal or more numbers than Snow Geese. Although we didn't see any Blue Ross's.
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ROG 47813 with 'Thank You NHS' branding, T&T with similarly adorned 47815, bookended the unit at East Midlands Parkway in Ratcliffe on Soar on 19/05/20. They sandwiched Northern tri-mode unit 769434 - part of the 'Flex' programme - which had been relieved from store at Castle Donington and was being hauled to Allerton DMUD as 5Q58, after being converted at Brush Loughborough. The unit was coupled between tatty translator set T2 with QSAs ADB 977087 and ADB 975875.
The ROG is an old bicycle factory in the city centre of Ljubiljana.
Artists and free spirits inhabit and run it. Every Room you enter is amazing and totally different. I entered one room that was completely build like a stage from a medieval castle throne room. We enjoyed the view from the roof and had drinks at the bar that night.