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The diesel driver and the Cyfronydd Blockman exchange the tokens that regulate the passage trains. To prevent more than one train being in a block section he Welshpool and Llanfair LIght Railway use the Staff & Ticket System.
Photograph taken at Cyfronydd on 10th August 2016
Lennon fans drop off gifts at Strawberry Fields each and every day to show how much appreciation they had for the former Beatle.
The two toke instruments at Eggesford. The one on the left for Crediton to Eggesford and the right one Eggesford to Barnstable.
A Blackpool to Leicester excursion exchanges tokens at Swadlincote West Box a 4F is pilot engine over this steeply graded line. Passengers were able to use Swadlincote and Woodville stations many years after closure for thes and Derby football excursions into th 1960s. Seen leaving Swadlincote.
D1062 runs into Highley on its way south to Kidderminster, the secondman doing his best balancing act in the pouring rain.
Just off to the right is where a new footbridge is being built . . . . should be a good vantage point for photography when its finished.
Winston Churchill's sister locomotive No. 10 Dr. Syn, on the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway. The route is mainly single-track, so part way along our route we have to cross this train coming the other way. The two drivers swap the tokens giving them each permission to be on the respective single-track section.
Sainsbury's food tokens, that asylum seekers get to spend. You don't get change, there are restrictions on what you can spend them on and you couldn't exchange them for cash until the Jesuit Refugee Service got involved.
Westminster Quakers now aim to buy £200 of these vouchers (at face value) from asylum seekers each month, so that they are free to spend this money in other places than the supermarket and can get change.
I scrubbed out the numbers on these tokens.
This photograph appears in the Friend, 5 September 2008.
Having emerged from Whitehaven Tunnel on 19 October 2011, the driver of 66434, the leading engine of RHTT 3J11 (the 10:37 Sellafield-Kingmoor DRS Water Cannon) has walked back to the token cabinet to surrender the token from St. Bees.
North Norfolk Railway: British heritage railways are not just a place where the rolling stock or the old facilities are preserved. Are also places where the "professional gestures" of the past are reproduced. During the "2013 Diesel Gala", we see the exchange of tokens between the assistant of the train 2M34 and the signalman.
The driver of the 0929 Leeds-York via Harrogate service surrenders the single line token to the Poppleton signaller. The stock of the train comprises a pair of Derby-built two-car Class 144 'Pacer' DMUs, 144 009 (leading) and 144 014.
We went to the arcade yesterday but played only one game: basketball. We got so obsessed with beating the high score. Hahaha!
The crew exchange tokens with the signalman as 80151 arrives into Horsted Keynes Station wiith the 1430 service from Sheffield Park.
'See Behind the Steam' weekend with behind the scenes tours of parts of the Bluebell Railway. 15 September 2019
I have no idea what this is for. The ring is raised and almost as thick as the edge. It appears to be made from tool steel, thus ruling out the possibility that it might be something like an arcade token.