Mark, they are really nice photos. In B&W they show the stark reality of the old trains and what is about to or not happen!Here are some more photos of the same trains:-
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Exactly, hence the 'train' that is attached to a bride's dress, and follows her.The leading locomotive in the trio appears to be a GWR 4-6-0 'Castle' class. Incidentally,they are not trains,they are locomotives, the trains are the coaches or carriages they pull,
Lloyd, while I totally agree, we all went TRAIN spotting paying little attention if any as to what was behind the locomotive or engineExactly, hence the 'train' that is attached to a bride's dress, and follows her.
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true the amount of folks that call locos trains.grrrrrrrrrrrrrThe leading locomotive in the trio appears to be a GWR 4-6-0 'Castle' class. Incidentally,they are not trains,they are locomotives, the trains are the coaches or carriages they pull,
i pannier tanksThe pannier seen in the previous post has visited the Dartmouth line a few times. She was on the line for a while during the summer. She is a great loco and a favourite here.