Sunday 19th September 2021
Roger Salter
Hannah Peters
Ron Kosys
Exeter Stabling Point
Paul Barlow
Westbury front.
Driver Alan Peters
Driver Alan Peters

Rebuilding Dawlish Sea Wall Sunday 19th September 2021 Roger Salter Thanks Roger Brown Queen Hannah Peters Thank you for your super picture Hannah. Lower Basidon Ron Kosys A golden oldie - so nice without the overhead. Many thanks Ron. Another golden oldie Exeter Stabling Point Paul Barlow Many thanks Paul. All Quiet on the Westbury front. Driver Alan Peters Very little work has taken place over the last few months on the new sidings at Westbury on the site of the former engine shed, rumours these sidings were for GWR but it appears the sidings will be just more capacity for Network Rail Driver Alan Peters ![]() Westbury sidings 2. Colas Rail 67027 "Charlotte" is currently sat on the 'Stumpy Road' at Westbury, normally the Colas class 67's work Network Rail PLPR trains but 67027 is at Westbury for crew training in connection with the forthcoming RHTT season which will see the Colas operated RHTT trains work out of Swindon this year rather than usual Bristol Kingsland Road and Gloucester Horton Road. 17th September 2021. Copyright Driver Alan Peters Many thanks for your report Alan.
Driver training to Okehampton David Tozer David Tozer writes - Ladies & Gents, From Monday times have appeared on the real-time train website for driver / route learning. One step nearer to services commencing. Dave Many thanks David - very nice to hear of things coming together. One wonders when the Parkway station at Okehampton is planned - that could bring in a lot of traffic. WSR Mixed traffic weekend Crowcombe Heathfield David Tozer & Keith Turley David and Keith travel together to witness scenes at Crowcombe Heathfield for the Mixed Traffic Weekend. A selection of images from the WSR mixed traction weekend taken on 18th September 2021, featuring locos.5199 7828 7018 D6566 (33048) and D6575 (33057). All images taken around Crowcombe heathfield. No.1. D7018 No.2. D6575 No.3. 7828 No.4. 7828 Many thanks indeed Gents to both of you. Not the Mazey Day Craig Munday Hi Keith Another unsettled week weather wise. 2021 has been almost unique for poor weather coinciding with every special visitor down west. I grabbed some decent sunshine for the midweek clay working this week as 66133 departed Goonbarrow and later passed Golant at high tide on 15th. Saturday saw the visit of the postponed Pathfinder tour held over since Mazey Day. 50007 and 50049 brought railway revellers to the Penzance's pubs. Photos in both directions were taken at Angarrack and Scorrier, the light pulsing between dark clouds and bursts of sun making the task difficult. A bonus of Apex bridge being cut back was exploited with a definite Autumn twang in the air and undergrowth, the 50s pass the familiar A30 sign on the return. Best wishes, Craig . Many thanks Craig for your latest consignment. 'Us Cornish were proper 'mazed' at the rotten weather for Mazey Day'! For lots more Mazey Day pictures go to Features 2021 and scroll down
Vintage Oxford Ron Kosys This picture follows on from Ron's yesterdays News Column when we saw 47501 working the 'Bin Liner' into Laurence Hill sidings. 47501 was working the Binliner once again and is seen departing Oxford after a crew change, heading for Bath and Bristol. Note the 37 and DMMU behind. This worked a stopping train to Worcester a short time later. Many thanks Ron. Vintage Exeter Central Paul Barlow Many thanks Paul. Redruth Martin Scane Many thanks Martin
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