Hi Keith,
Well the first one finally turned up just after 1400.
A mountain of ballast has been dumped at Exeter Central on the track which gave access to the goods yard. Not sure if the dummy signal was covered up.
The up loop at Honiton is being re-laid. Two photographs taken at Pinhoe this afternoon, plus another one of 66031 at Exhibition Way - this location is approximately 1.000 yards west of Pinhoe Station.
N.B. These Class 66’s make more clag than a Bullied Pacific.
Dave Many thanks for your pictures on a rather miserable day.
Well the first one finally turned up just after 1400.
A mountain of ballast has been dumped at Exeter Central on the track which gave access to the goods yard. Not sure if the dummy signal was covered up.
The up loop at Honiton is being re-laid. Two photographs taken at Pinhoe this afternoon, plus another one of 66031 at Exhibition Way - this location is approximately 1.000 yards west of Pinhoe Station.
N.B. These Class 66’s make more clag than a Bullied Pacific.
Dave Many thanks for your pictures on a rather miserable day.
After waiting a while 66176 turned up at 14.14 with a load of scrap track from Honiton. 6th December 2015 Copyright David Tozer
The same train continues its journey towards Exeter 14.14 6th December 2015 Copyright David Tozer
66031 at 15.00 heading for Exeter with a load of ballast. 6th December 2015 Pictured from a bridge at Exhibition Way which is about 1,00 yards west of Pinhoe. Copyright David Tozer