Glorious conditions at St Germans during our 3 day stay at Railholiday
Andrew Triggs
Andrew Triggs
DBC 66101 working 6V74 09.48 Exeter Riverside N.Y-St Blazey SS load 13 JIAs crossing St Germans Viaduct 20.2.2024 Copyright Andrew Triggs
DBC 66101 working 6V74 09.48 Exeter Riverside N.Y-St Blazey SS load 13 JIAs crossing St Germans Viaduct 20.2.2024 Copyright Andrew Triggs
43186 (with 43188) on St Germans Viaduct working 2P11 10.15 Plymouth-Penzance 20.4.2024 Copyright Andrew Triggs
43097 (with 43187) passing Polbathic Road overbridge working 2C29 15.47 Plymouth-Penzance, shortly after departing St Germans 19.4.2024 Copyright Andrew Triggs
Our Carriage for the weekend 'Mevy' at the end of the day 19.4.2024 Copyright Andrew Triggs
Many Thanks Andrew
Colonel Tomline on the Bodmin Engineering Train
Roger Winnen
Roger Winnen
240418za The Bodmin Engineering and Brakedown train at Bodmin Parkway. Copyright Roger Winnen
240418zb D3489 arrives at Bodmin Parkway to couple to the engineering train. Copyright Roger Winnen
240418zc D3489 Colonel Tomline connects to its train, this engine is ex-Felixstowe Dock Company purchased by the Helston Railway and currently on hire to the Bodmin Railway. Copyright Roger Winnen
West Country Seaside Engineering
Miles Chadwick
Hello all at the CRS,
Keeping up to date with West Country permanent way activities here in Cambodia. Thanks for all the wonderful contributions from all contributors large and small.
No photos unfortunately, I think Royal Railways Cambodia might be slightly be out of the jurisdiction of CRS, but I have found an up to date YouTube series which might interest all of us on the engineering works on the cliffs, tunnels and embankments around Dawlish and the surrounding area.
Produced by ‘Coast Cams’ I found myself screen mirroring the documentaries to my TV! Very informative, excellent engineering and thoroughly a good watch.
Here’s the link to the playlist on their YouTube channel. I would recommend browsing through all of their videos outside of this playlist as well, especially the sea wall construction from a few years ago.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg04VpyV9r3mebqKLORHoVUS5dDfupGG6&si=lQgI27ZtY8FdHMj_
Best regards to all.
Miles
Keeping up to date with West Country permanent way activities here in Cambodia. Thanks for all the wonderful contributions from all contributors large and small.
No photos unfortunately, I think Royal Railways Cambodia might be slightly be out of the jurisdiction of CRS, but I have found an up to date YouTube series which might interest all of us on the engineering works on the cliffs, tunnels and embankments around Dawlish and the surrounding area.
Produced by ‘Coast Cams’ I found myself screen mirroring the documentaries to my TV! Very informative, excellent engineering and thoroughly a good watch.
Here’s the link to the playlist on their YouTube channel. I would recommend browsing through all of their videos outside of this playlist as well, especially the sea wall construction from a few years ago.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg04VpyV9r3mebqKLORHoVUS5dDfupGG6&si=lQgI27ZtY8FdHMj_
Best regards to all.
Miles
Many thanks for sending this over Miles, there are some fantastic videos in that playlist. Much appreciated.