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Well Circular Trip Birmingham New street-Minffordd-Blaenau Ffestiniog-Llandudno Junction-Crewe-Birmingham New Steet using my Railcard(DPRC) Single New street to Shrewsbury,North and Mid Wales Day Ranger also valid on Ffess Rail and Single Chester to New street and Here are some pictures.......................

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Nice, :wink:

I take it that the train in the last picture is that new Simens DMU that is going to replace the current Pennine stock :-?

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RobertM wrote:Nice, :wink:

I take it that the train in the last picture is that new Simens DMU that is going to replace the current Pennine stock :-?

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The last Picture is at Birmingham New street is the New 25k EMU For the WCML Forgot what they are called Now?

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There called 'Simens' I think :-?

There building a depot at Manchester Piccadilly for there Transpennine fleet :o

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Its a class 350 Desiro. They are used on Birmingham to Preston, Birmingham to Northampton and Northampton to London Euston
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250787 wrote:Its a class 350 Desiro. They are used on Birmingham to Preston, Birmingham to Northampton and Northampton to London Euston
Thats it ,the 350 Desiro,s


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Birmingham New street 19/08/05

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I was fireing the earl of merioneth that day. If you saw a scruffy 18 year old with a dirty face on the footplate that was me.

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Some nice photos there - you got a lovely day for the trip!
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barrybryce01475 wrote:Some nice photos there - you got a lovely day for the trip!
Thankyou Here a few more


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Hi

As good as being in a bar car is, it doesn't beat being in one of the hudson toastracks - when we travelled on the line a few weeks back we were in the most open one and travelling through the tunnels was just superb!

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Christopher125 wrote:Hi

As good as being in a bar car is, it doesn't beat being in one of the hudson toastracks - when we travelled on the line a few weeks back we were in the most open one and travelling through the tunnels was just superb!

Chris 8)
I did have a pint in the Bar,but i think your talking about the open coach on the Back

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Nice! I am planning to travel on the Ffestiniog Railway one day next week.
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45002 wrote:
I did have a pint in the Bar,but i think your talking about the open coach on the Back

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I meant the most open 'toastrack' - which is right behind the engine uphill, with no lighting - dare I say perhaps even better than a pint? :lol:

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Christopher125 wrote:
45002 wrote:
I did have a pint in the Bar,but i think your talking about the open coach on the Back

MARTIN :drinking:
I meant the most open 'toastrack' - which is right behind the engine uphill, with no lighting - dare I say perhaps even better than a pint? :lol:

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I see :D

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Christopher125 wrote:
45002 wrote:
I did have a pint in the Bar,but i think your talking about the open coach on the Back

MARTIN :drinking:
I meant the most open 'toastrack' - which is right behind the engine uphill, with no lighting - dare I say perhaps even better than a pint? :lol:

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