Er no... On reflection I think not. Plain green as represented by D6700 would be more appropriate.
We travelled on the Snow Hill trip. Nice to have 37240 as the supporting diesel, much preferred to a 47 by me, anyway. Hopefully inBR 2 tone green...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] My pictures at Stratford on Sunday, showing the train from Derby arriving, on platform, Clun Castle running...
My photos of today approaching Stokesay ( just 'Braunton') and approaching the site of Berrington and Eye station, north of Leominster (...
Thanks, brilliant! I first saw her in Ashford shed, right up against the side wall, not good for photos, on 27/8/1961 whilst on a Warwickshire...
Absolutely. We had a marvellous day there yesterday starting on the 9.35 from Broadway. It was quite frantic just travelling and photting, let...
A good soaking on Wednesday and clear skies for the weekend would be even better...
Which way ALL the locos face would be helpful to plan our journeys if anyone has the info or can say if it will appear on the website please?
Have done, we bought tickets online for the Saturday. It looks very good indeed. Will be travelling from Broadway rather than our usual Toddington.
https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/service/gb-nr:U52624/2025-05-02/detailed
I find myself in total agreement with both Oswald and Al. I look forward to Oswald's messages about his adventures - for the information, the...
Monday's leg of the trip looks likely to be diverted away from the Marches Line because of a collapsed culvert yesterday. I received an email from...
My wife and also had a most enjoyable day yesterday. We got to Bewdley about 8.30 by which time the car park was already pretty full though we got...
Yes it certainly was for at least a part of the period, thanks for the correction. But it never was in "real life" and neither was Lizzie. Several...
BR Green would be nice. AFAIK, both of the surviving Princesses have always been in LMS red in preservation although they had always been green in...
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