Moving the Clay
on Election Day 1st May 1997
Roger Winnen
on Election Day 1st May 1997
Roger Winnen
It doesn't seem like twenty years ago that these photographs were taken at Golant, leaving home on the train to Par, then the Fowey bus to Four Turnings where I alighted to walk the remainder of the journey downhill to the pretty village of Golant, passing the Polling Station on route. Many things have changed in the last twenty years, however some of the Class 37s are still operational now over 55 years old.
20 Years ago Tony Blair came to power, who will come into office tonight!
20 Years ago Tony Blair came to power, who will come into office tonight!
970501a Class 37 arriving at Par from the Parkindillack with loaded clay for Carne Point, Fowey. Copyright Roger Winnen
970501b 37674 St Blaise Church arrives at Golant. Copyright Roger Winnen
970501c Broadside view of 37674 St Blaise Church heading for Carne Point , Fowey. Copyright Roger Winnen
970501d The returning empties from Carn Point. Copyright Roger Winnen
970501e A class 37 light engine move to Carn Point taken from the high ground. Copyright Roger Winnen
970501g A Class 37 with CDAs from Rocks Dries, Goonbarrow depart Par for Carne Point, Fowey. Copyright Roger Winnen
970501g A Class 37 with CDAs from Rocks Dries, Goonbarrow depart Par for Carne Point, Fowey. Copyright Roger Winnen
Exeter St David's
John Cornelius
John Cornelius
Redbridge Causeway
Kevin Jenkin
Kevin Jenkin
041003a Redbridge Causeway between Redbridge and Totton Stations showing the line from Salisbury merging from the left and Redbridge Station footbridge crossing the lines by the gasholder. Copyright Kevin Jenkin
041003b The train is seen heading away to Bournemouth with Totton Station in the far distance. Copyright Kevin Jenkin