Click the thumbnail to view the full sized images, which measure 600 pixels on the longest side, and are around 50k in size. Please read my copyright notes if you want to use them in any way I had to drive up to Edinburgh and, as I would be staying overnight, I packed the cameras, deciding I would spend a few minutes gricing on the way. The day started bright and sunny, and remained that way when I left the motorway and took to the lanes. I'd spent some time around Grayrigg previously, so I tried a little further on, near Low Gill, where the viaduct still stands reminder of the route to Clapham, via Sedbergh and Ingleton. I spent around an hour there, and was rewarded with remarkable variety in that period - here, in the order in which they passed, are the results (hover over the thumbnails for the captions)
I decided to head a little further north, collecting a bite of lunch on the way. I should have stayed put - as I drove on past Tebay, the clouds gathered and the bright sunshine turned to grey gloom. So I contented myself with just watching the passing traffic as I chomped, before continuing my northbound journey. Like these pages? Tell me! - I might put some more up. |
; "87 031 \"Hal o' the Wynd\" on a northbound passenger")
; "GNER-liveried 90 224 on a southbound parcels")
; "66 099 on northbound coal empties")
; "66 022 on a southbound coal train")
; "37 685 (I think) on northbound containers")
; "325 004 on a southbound working")