A 1961 British Rail poster advertising the completion of the second stage of the West Coast Main Line's electrification with a BR class 81 forging towards Crewe from Liverpool.

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A 1961 British Rail poster advertising the completion of the second stage of the West Coast Main Line's electrification with a BR class 81 forging towards Crewe from Liverpool.

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Great Western tank 1501 meets BR Class 52 D1062 Western Courier at Arley on the Severn Valley Railway July 2017.
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choo choo, class 122.
(ignore that its a dmu)

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A selection of Class 47’s in different liveries and locations. Once so numerous around the networks they sometimes didn’t get a second glance.
#class 47 #brush type 4
D1062 Western Courier in July 1989 on shed at Bridgnorth and 28 years later running round at the same location. Elf and Safety means it is no longer possible to wander around the shed area, which is a great shame. The later picture was taken during my recent visit to the Severn Valley Railway when to some extent I re found my Mojo for preserved railways. I had a great time and met some lovely people. (Some strange ones too though) Prompted me to visit my Ruston shunters at Helston so can’t be a bad thing.