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CathEx to Yeovil Mon 17th Dec

Discussion in 'What's Going On' started by Steamage, Dec 17, 2012.

  1. Steamage

    Steamage Part of the furniture

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    Any news of this tour yet this morning? I'll be off to see it near Basingstoke after breakfast, and then probably to Tisbury, depending how the cloud-cover develops.
     
  2. malc

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    Departed Victoria on time
     
  3. Steamage

    Steamage Part of the furniture

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    I hear it was 5 late at Clapham Junction
     
  4. ADB968008

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    It was on time at Clapham.

    Almost looks like a parcels train there's so many non rev vehicles in it... A few mix and match colours too.

    Woking next for me.
     
  5. ADB968008

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    On time Woking
    3 GBRF 73's LE passed heading to the city.
     
  6. ian14

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  7. Sheff

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    Personally I think that's a fine shot - gives a great impression of speed, and the sky almost gives it the look of a painting.
     
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    Have to agree with Sheff, its turned out rather train advertising poster style of the 60's with the swishing blue sky all around ! Could paint shop the light out of the chimney but I do quite like the impression. Painted ??? Pete
     
  9. ADB968008

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    On time Basingstoke
     
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    Very unusual........superb.....I can see someone wanting to use that.............
     
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    Down Winchester 11:44 doing 70+

    Gen coach (6310!) directly behind support coach, could hear the bloody thing go a couple of minutes before 70000 appeared!

    James at SVN
     
  12. ADB968008

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    Agreed, it makes a 37 sound quiet.

    All in 5 vehicles are non rev in this train
    2 BSK, 1gen can, 1kitchen, 1buffet (thought SD had finished using buffets)

    Leaves 2 Pullman, 2 second class and 4 first
     
  13. ian14

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    Thanks for the comments. You've made me feel a bit better about it!
     
  14. ADB968008

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    On time at Salisbury, taking water.
    Seems to be an army of people heading to Tisbury.
     
  15. ADB968008

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    Taking water at Salisbury, passengers enjoying a photo op.
     

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  16. ADB968008

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    Ontime from Salisbury, you will be glad to know that generator car is now silent
     
  17. RalphW

    RalphW Nat Pres stalwart Staff Member Administrator Friend

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    I agree an interesting shot, and it does have that poster look.
     
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    Why two genny vehicles anyway? Looking at the videos you have the deafening BG one & the usual quieter one in the BSK next to it!
     

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