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Jubilee Requiem - Saturday October 25th

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  1. lappinp

    lappinp New Member

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    Lovely photo, I nearly got up for the ECS through Gospel Oak but my bed was more comfortable. Lazy I know as its only 4 mins walk.
     
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  2. 5944

    5944 Resident of Nat Pres

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    5944, Oct 25, 2014
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    I could see the cloud to the south so I wondered what the Digswell shot would be like. I know now. Lovely colour in the sky.
     
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    Cheers Ian. It was a bit touch and go with that cloud. I could see it moving slowly north, and wondered if it would make or break the shot. Luckily No. 9 had made up a few minutes; if she'd still been 9 minutes down, there was almost no colour left in the sky!
     
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    Superb!!

    Cheers

    Alan
     
    ragl, Oct 25, 2014
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  6. Spamcan81

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    Yes, the timing was crucial. I had considered Digswell but got a nice sunrise shot there last year with the same loco so opted for New Zealand Bridge instead. Such a nice change to get ECML steam in sun.
     
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  7. KentYeti

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    I do hope you haven't shown
    Were the rods up or down?

    ;)

    A wonderful photo, BTW. :)
     
    KentYeti, Oct 25, 2014
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  8. KentYeti

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    7 late from RTT, after what looks like may have been a signal stop at Stoke Junction.

    Big brother Gricer- "CJ"-Don, is no doubt hunched over his GPS even as I type and earlier told me it was running OK, but limited by the expected slow line path.
     
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  9. bakabung

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    Arriving at the decidedly non picturesque Stevenage, where the jobs worth wouldn't allow me on the platform, in the mirk this morning.

    Should have gone to Digswell.....that's a superb shot!

    [​IMG]
     
    bakabung, Oct 25, 2014
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  10. KentYeti

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    Still a nice shot packed with interest.
     
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  11. bakabung

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    Thanks Mr Yeti.
     
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  12. 5952CoganHall

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    Superb Photo 5944 Nigel (BW!!)- well done Jeff & Ken
     
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    My video of 'No. 9' at St Neots.
     
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  14. Spamcan81

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    You've got my mate Glyn in the shot. I will inform him of his moment of NatPres fame. :)

     
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  15. KentYeti

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    Anyone know what loco is bringing it back from York tonight?
     
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  16. Spamcan81

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    86259. Running light from Willesden more or less as we speak.
     
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  17. KentYeti

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    Cheers. Although as Big Brother Don is on the train I'd rather hoped 35029 could have been patched up for the run back!

    But reckon he will be OK about an 86 on the front.
     
    KentYeti, Oct 25, 2014
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  18. peckett

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    Bad bit of priming near Little Bytham on Stoke bank ,boiler must have been chocker full ,water coming out of safety vales ,car and myself a good douching.
     
    peckett, Oct 25, 2014
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  19. mrKnowwun

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    A badly planned and executed shot near Alrlesey. Basically what I thought was a foot crossing turned into an over bridge.

     
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    Snap, last year, for the 90 mph run!
     
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