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Terrier 32650 arrives (I think) at Hayling
Island |
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M7 0-4-4T no. 30055
at Three Bridges shed, probably 14 August 1961 |
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Terrier 32662 (also based at Brighton in
1959) at the back of Newhaven shed, probably taken the same day |
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Railtours:
The RCTS "East Midlander" (no. 5) ran from Nottingham, via
Normanton / Wetherby / Ripon to Darlington, returning York /
Knottingley / Doncaster / Newark - behind 4-4-0s 30925
"Cheltenham" and ex-LMS 40646, on 13 May 1962. Seen at Church
Fenton and on shed (Annesley) after the tour
The Bulleid pacific 34002 "Salisbury"
hauled the "Great Central" tour on 13 August 1966, from Waterloo
to Nottingham. The ongoing tour was hauled by an 8F, a B1 and EM1
electric, before returning south behind 34002. Seen at Nottingham
Victoria. |
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More familar territory - 34102 "Lapford" at
Waterloo |
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34008 "Padstow" at Nine Elms (more or less
the viewpoint for David Shepherd's "...the last hours) |
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"King Arthur" 30798 "Sir Hectimere" and
34051 "Winston Churchill" on shed |
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What a constrast! "Lord Nelson" 30857 "Lord
Howe" and "Terrier" 32678 at Eastleigh shed. |
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Drummond "Greyhound" T9 30313 stands outside
the diminutive shed at Okehampton |
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31737, designed by Wainwright for the SECR,
at Stewarts Lane |
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30954 is one of a class of 8 0-8-0 tanks
built by Maunsell for the Southern in 1929, seen at Exmouth
Junction shed. |
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