Geoff's Colour Railway Photos
Page 3 - just steam - specials and
preservation
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4472 Flying Scotsman heads north past Blea
Moor with one of the Eric Treacy memorial trains,
30 September 1978
We had travelled earlier in
the year on the train he had gone out to
photograph. The memorial day passed in style -
two steam specials in each direction |
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7029 Clun Castle heads south near Lapworth, 3
May 1977
A view now obliterated by the
M40 |
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The ex-North Eastern Railway class C / LNER J21
no. 876 (BR 65033) at Beamish Museum, Co. Durham
15 July 1977
A unique survivor, which
nearly didn't make it to preservation. |
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71000 Duke of Gloucester heads a North Wales
Coast Express homewards near Penmaenmawr, 25 July
1990
When I saw it at Barry in 1968,
I never imagined it would run again.... |
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Ex-L&YR Barton Wright 0-6-0 no.52044 (L&Y
957) heads a short train out of Keighley station,
July 1976
Another very nice, and unique
survivor. |
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Kerr Stuart 0-4-0ST No 3114 of 1918 arrives
at Llanwchllyn on the Bala Lake Railway, 29 April
1984
Narrow gauge track on a
standard gauge trackbed, on the same route (Ruabon
- Barmouth) as the Llangollen Railway |
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No 4468 "Mallard" hurries through
Dent station with a Settle & Carlisle special,
17 July 1988
A lady in white trousers
stepped into sight top left at the last moment.
Isn't digital great! |
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Ivatt 4MT 43106 approaches Foley Park tunnel
with a Severn Valley Railway Santa train,
December 1986
Best time to visit "the
Valley" - lots of white steam, no heads out
of the windows. (No light either, most weekends) |
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No 6000 King George V approaches the summit
at Church Stretton with a southbound Welsh
Marches special, 18 February 1984
A fondly remembered regular on
the "North and West" until a few years
ago. |
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