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Lune Rivers Trust Special 28/9/19.

Dieses Thema im Forum 'What's Going On' wurde von sgthompson gestartet, 16 September 2019.

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    46115 on the rerouted Lune Rivers South of Lancaster in full cry .

     
    sgthompson, 28 September 2019
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    Shropshire was a county of contrasts today, the sun shone around Prees at lunchtime in time for the southbound train but too warm for exhaust.
    Hope everyone was able to enjoy their afternoon in Shrewsbury. We seem to have avoided any real rain during the day.
    The light failed rapidly though towards the time for the northbound run .

    Can Ralph tell us the reason for the wreath ?



    DSC_5447 46115 Prees 280919.JPG DSC_5454 46115 Brick Kiln Lane Whitchurch bw 280919.JPG
     
    jsm8b, 28 September 2019
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    Running over 20 minutes late with darkness looming, passing through Hartford on the return journey.

    EOS 5D Mark IV_190928_9526.jpg

    Cheers
     
    frazoulaswak, 28 September 2019
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    The wreath was in memory of Adrian Scales who was a Steward on the Scarborough Spa Express.
     
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    The wreath was in memory of a good friend to many of us at West Coast -Adrian Scales - who died last week after a short illness. A life long resident of Scarborough, he was a prominent member of the Scarborough Railway Society and regularly tended to the floral upkeep of Scarborough station. He volunteered in Search Engine at the NRM, the Pickering wagon group on the NYMR and often used to steward on the likes of the Scarborough Spa Express. And as a lover of LMS Duchesses he was part of the small team who keep 6229 shiny and dust free. One of natures gentlemen, he will be missed by many of us.

    Peter James
     
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    Thanks Alan and Peter for the information, sad news.

    Scott
     
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    Footage of 46115 speeding past a sunny Galgate this morning.

     
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    Scots Guardsman seen on Ripley bank



    A very big thanks to Ralph for the updates on the re-route
     
    nige757, 28 September 2019
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    A different view of 46115 climbing Battlefield Bank this evening, with Mick Kelly doing his bit to provide all those present with a lovely display of exhaust. DSC_4034 (2).JPG
     
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    Quite a contrast for Mick he was on 52322 yesterday..!
     
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    End of the day with the landslide on the Little Northwestern line causing the Lune Rivers to be diverted a lot of credit must go to Network Rail and West Coast for such a quick turnaround. The Stewards at Carnforth did a splendid job of giving out the latest updates
     
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    ''The heavy rain led to travel disruption. Northern said a mudslide disrupted railway services between Lancashire and Yorkshire''. <BJ>

    [​IMG]
     
    free2grice, 29 September 2019
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  13. RalphW

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    Well that was a real saga, the stock was in the U&D goods loop waiting for the 7.15 Barrow train to go through, before running into the platform, when the TM got a phone call with the news. We set about informing the waiting passengers that there would be a delay, and shortly afterwardstold the passengers that as the delay was likly to be about an hour, free tea and coffee had been organised at the Royal Station Hotel for all passengers. Fortunately several of the passengers knew people who had intended to join at Bentham and Wennington so they were advised to come to Carnforth. Meanwhile plan 'B', put a diesel on the back and after getting passengers on board, to head for Preston and turn on the Lostock triangle, was abandoned and plan 'C' instigated, take SG back into the yard and turn her, and attach at south end of stock. This of course all takes time and finally we had to wait for the 09.15 Barrow train to pass before the stock could finally set back into the platform.
    We ran briskly to Preston where water was taken, and set off again passing Farington Junction only 19 minutes late by the original schedule. We swept through both Wigan and Warrington at a fair rate before arriving at Crewe 4 late, watering in platform 12 is always slow and we departed 16 late arrivongin Shrewsbury 8 late.
    We left a few mintes late running steadily to Crewe where an extended stop to fill to max meant we departed 17 down and trundled along the slow to Winsford to allow a late running LM service to pass. Once this had headed off to Liverpool we set of with purpose and recovered 8 minutes by Farington Junc. A short stop in Preston again to allow a couple of trains to pass and we were off again, Lancaster was passed in fine style but apparently no videos taken there, a geat pity. Back into Carnfoth 97 early....
    So NR did pull the stops out to accommodate the change of route and the day ended well with no grumbles from those who count, the passengers.
    A couple of pints of Lancaster Black slipped down very well in the Royal Station Hotel bar, and I had the pleasure of being ably to buy one for Mr Kelly as he joined us after putting SG to bed.
     
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    The best laid plans etc. It was a good recovery by West Coast yesterday. Fortunately for our little group of photographers who had arrived very early at Eldroth, we had time for a quick dash to Carnforth and then drive around looking for a spot for this unusal southbound morning steam departure. By luck I came across this flooded field at Bolton le sands which if you look carefully had become a seagull sanctuary who all took off when Scots Guardsman came charging south. I have no aerial shot of this train as I headed my aerial camera in a rapid up direction to avoid the flock :)

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    Scots Guardsman at Bolton le sands     by Inspiring Images, on Flickr
     
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    Well, I didn't get Lancaster on the return, but that was because I (we - Bob Avery and I) got it there on the way out, and I did get it at Wigan on the way back, so here's my record of a great, if somewhat odd, day:



    This should now run as intended, sorry for any confusion!
     
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    Jeremy English, 1 Oktober 2019
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    And he was down at our Great Central Gala at Lakeside, Eastleigh in August too!
     
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    He gets everywhere...
     
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