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Belmond British Pullman 27/05/2016

Discussion in 'What's Going On' started by mrKnowwun, May 27, 2016.

  1. mrKnowwun

    mrKnowwun Part of the furniture

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    Tornado on its regular run. Filmed here at Stroude, should have been a clip from West Byfleet on it as well, but the dickweed cameraman forgot to press the record button.
    You just can't get the staff these days.:Imwithstupid:

     
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    Ah Tornado. The engine that used to be quite famous! Barely a soul out for it today.

    Some photos from North Sheen and Merstham. Video to come as and when.

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    Footage of Tornado out and about today, along with a clip of Scotsman on Wedneaday. Locations included are Hackhurst Farm, Worplesdon and Chilworth.

     
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    One of mine from Victoria, departed alone while the 67 sat at the buffers, made for an impressive departure, thats for sure! Is it a new thing DBC are trying where they don't bank trains to Grosvenor Bridge or was it just a one off does anyone know?

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    and mine near the steam dreams base at albury DSC_3554-crop (Medium).JPG
     
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    I'm kind of glad you didn't, I would have been immortalised in your video sitting on my a*** at the town end of the platform ;)

    So anyway, a few from me from today

    The first few are at Clapham Junction
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    LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado - Clapham Junction
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    LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado - Clapham Junction
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    LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado - Clapham Junction
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    The remainder at West Byfleet
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    LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado - West Byfleet
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    LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado - West Byfleet
    by Tim White, on Flickr

    There are a few more on my flickr
     
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    Video from North Sheen and Merstham

     
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    You have to say that she's almost as good as, and a very satisfactory stand-in for 35028
     
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    Probably why MNLPS chose it as an understudy.
     
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    A great picture. But I have to ask where you were standing to take it, I don't recognise the vantage point and I thought I knew most of them at Victoria.
     
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    Looks like a ladder off Elizabeth Bridge to me?
     
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    There we are. Corrected it for you. :)
     
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    Exactly right!
     
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    Thanks, I must try that viewpoint. But don't you get moved on by the Boys in Blue for putting a ladder up against the wall?
     
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    I've never had problems, but maybe I've just got lucky...although on Wednesday when Flying Scotsman was there people were standing on bins to see over the wall and no one got told off to my knowledge, though I was on Ebury Bridge when it left so I can't say for sure
     
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    There's no reason to be told off its not against any law to look over a bridge parapet.
     

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