Waverley 2015

Which may be planned, or at least "routine", maintenance.

 

Don't think it's been suggested otherwise, either here or in Fellsman thread.

 

46115 Scots Guardsman at a hot and very windy Horton in Ribblesdale .

 

Picture of 46115 at Helwith Bridge. I also recommend the ale plus the steak and ale pie, chips and veg in the Helwith Bridge hotel as well

 

Cracking Pic, passed the Pub today and wondered what the food was like.

 

Going very well at Ais Gill on the return 4 early at Garsdale and then took a further 65 minutes to pass Ribblehead....anybody know why?

 

The following DMU was delayed too - RTT says it was cancelled between Skipton and Leeds due to power supply failure. Signal failure at Blea Moor?

 

Well there was a few flashes of lightening between Ais Gill and Long Preston as I drove south and a few flooded roads in the Gisburn area.

Also notice the northbound Carlisle train lost a lot of time between Settle Jc and Blea Moor according to RTT.

 

Signalling problems, had to get paperwork to pass the signal at danger after a long wait

 

Unfortunately it was the clagless Scot today
Seen at Dent and approaching Culgaith Tunnel

 

Ain't that the truth, seen HERE battling through the forest of Langcliffe.

 

Nice shot but the lack of clag and vegetation shows why most photters don't bother much in the summer months. Roll on the Autumn

 

Whilst Eric Treacy would not have had as much vegetation to contend with, warm weather and lack of visible exhaust never bothered him nor many of his contemporaries.

 

There may be clag in the Autumn but there are an awful lot of leaves to go somewhere.

 

Yep cant argue with that

 

Ah but he had god on his side....

 

And the lord gave us the Four Seasons

 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/45407and44871/albums/72157657319443680

46115 seen at Langwathby on both legs. Also saw her at Ais Gill but the sun had disappeared completely by then, lovely soundtrack though with very little wind you could hear her for a good while before appearing

 

Eric Treacy openly admitted he only went out on sunny days and never in the winter months