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"The Twilight Oil" 6V62 on the Dawlish sea wall 12/10/10

Discussion in 'Photography' started by Alberta 45562, Oct 12, 2010.

  1. Alberta 45562

    Alberta 45562 Part of the furniture

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    Hi all,

    Just uploaded my shot of 66037 on the Fawley-Tavistock oil to my site:

    http://mark-walker.fotopic.net/c1906298_1.html

    Cheers,
    Mark
     
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    Nice shots Mark, must dig out some more video of this train with 58s and 37s on. Happy days!!!
     
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    Cheers Nick.

    Yes please do!!

    Closest it got to owt decent yesterday was its 56 horn! :/
     
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    Nice shots of something different along the sea wall. The tank cars date back to the days of class 33 haulage!

    Cheers, Neil
     
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