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The 08:04 Grand Central service to Sunderland storms past Harringay. I counted 4 passengers in 5 cars. That can't be a paying proposition can it? | Home Counties Autumn | (24) |
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At South Tottenham on a murky Monday morning the Colas-operated 7Z98, complete with hired in DRS 47832 leading 47739 Robin of Templecombe on a lengthy Silla to Dagenham Transfesa inter-modal. | An Autumnal Week | (17) |
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Tuesday 27th. We're on the bridge of the M23 link road, awaiting the 7Y36. An Easyjet Airbus landing as a Portsmouth Harbour and Barnham to Victoria semi-fast approaches Gatwick Airport. | The ongoing Indian Summer | (15) |
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The loco list of Freightmaster Interactive (thanks SS) shows this as the 4Z46 to Daventry, which I guess probably originated in Novara, Italy. | The ongoing Indian Summer | (12) |
| 5 | 20091027_08.jpg |
66147 has almost cleared the main line, the shunter watches intently. | The ongoing Indian Summer | (10) |
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My first MPV of the season, the 3S91, a Horsham based working, getting underway from Redhill... | The ongoing Indian Summer | (9) |
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Back to Old Linslade and my first sight of a 321 in LM livery. | The ongoing Indian Summer | (8) |
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The 3J93 RHTT from West Hampstead to Toton passing Ampthill Park House on its way north... | The ongoing Indian Summer | (8) |
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Five minutes later the sky was brightening as a pair of 221s speed towards Linslade Tunnel whilst a north-bound Pendolino emerges | The ongoing Indian Summer | (8) |
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...67029 is looking very grubby. | The ongoing Indian Summer | (7) |
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Hello, welcome to my fotopic site. My name is Nick Slocombe I live and work in London and I’ve been passionately interested in railways, in all their forms, for most of my life.
I’ve fairly catholic tastes when it comes to taking pictures, all it needs is a steel wheel on a steel rail and some sun, but I do have a particular fascination for the railways of North and South America, and have been very fortunate and travelled quite extensively on both continents in the past 20 years or so.
Here in the UK I use Freightmaster to track freight operations, the FM Interactive service is indispensible for anyone photographing, or simply watching, freight trains
Some of the older pictures are from my slide collection whilst the most recent were taken on, firstly, a Nikon D70s and latterly a D300 digital SLR. |
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