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Slamming Around The Southern. SEG Railtour 19/11/05

Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 9:21 pm
by 45002
Off on my Travels again,Southern Electric Group and TOC Southern,Sussex

Slammer on Saturday 19th November 2005

If some of the Pictures are a bit Fuzze,I am on Crutch's

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Timeing sheets (For Activity Writers)

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Birmingham New Street

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WCML at Speed

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London Euston

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Had to Join the Train at London Bridge due to 0600hrs Virgin Pendo 50

minutes late at London,Scotrail Sleeper from Edinburgh/Glasgow to London

been in front of us from Rugby and Faults on the class 90 hauling the

sleeper

Northern Line

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London Bridge

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Horsham

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Littlehampton

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Love's walk and Brighton

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Newhaven Marine


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London Victora

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Victora Line

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London Euston


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Birmingham New Street


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End of a Greatday out

Hope you like them

MARTIN
:D

Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 10:26 pm
by joea1
Good pics! Looks like it was a nice journey.

Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 11:06 pm
by southcoasttrains
Excellent pics, you might of seen me at the Marine.


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you stood in front of my Astra to take this photo.

Did you hear the detonators as she left.

Yes,A great day out

Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 11:36 pm
by 45002
joea1 wrote:Good pics! Looks like it was a nice journey.



Thanks,Yes it was a Great day out,Highlights where the Lord Mayor meeting

The Train at Littlehampton and Electronic displays saying Farewell slammer

The station Announcer at Littlehampton saying The Train at Platform 3 is the

1352 Eurostar Service to Merthyr Tydfil :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Slammer Beer on sale :drinking: :drinking:

southcoasttrains wrote:Excellent pics, you might of seen me at the Marine.


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you stood in front of my Astra to take this photo.

Did you hear the detonators as she left.


I was the one on Crutchs,Blue bassballcap and Jacket/bottom,s

Yes that was great Leaving Newhaven Marine to the sound

of 6

Detonators going off laid by the Driver

And there where one or Two folk crying when the Train Left London Victora

Leaving as a Extra train for anyone to use,at 18.55hrs Non stop to

Brighton,Which was another surprise of the Day :o

Very good day out despite the Cold



MARTIN :D

PS.The slammers where very Warm inside
:D

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 11:16 am
by southcoasttrains
I was in Southern Uniform, I'd finished work and drove very fast to Newhaven. You guys over took me on the A26 just as you arrived into Newhaven.

I did see someone on crutches. I think I saw Yorkie there, but BirminghamNewStreet was there.

Just seen me in this photo

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If you look at the end pole holding the canopy up, follow it down untill the man's head, the the person next to him on the left. I'm sure thats me :)

Will

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 4:58 pm
by 45002
southcoasttrains wrote:I was in Southern Uniform, I'd finished work and drove very fast to Newhaven. You guys over took me on the A26 just as you arrived into Newhaven.

I did see someone on crutches. I think I saw Yorkie there, but BirminghamNewStreet was there.

Just seen me in this photo

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If you look at the end pole holding the canopy up, follow it down untill the man's head, the the person next to him on the left. I'm sure thats me :)
You Must have drove Very Fast then to get to Newhaven,Will put the

Picture


through PSP9 And Blow it up a bit later!

MARTIN :D

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:29 pm
by yorkie
southcoasttrains wrote: I did see someone on crutches. I think I saw Yorkie there, but BirminghamNewStreet was there.
Doh! I keep missing you. Or I can't recognise you :-? Sorry, would've said hi if I'd seen you!

Here's my photos:-

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An overview of the east end of Edinburgh Waverley station. A Voyager was departing at the time the shot was taken.

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Yes, Pendolinos do enter Edinburgh Waverley daily, I believe there is one such service a day.

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A Voyager terminates from the West Coast main line

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An Edinburgh Cross City service for Newcraighall departs from Waverley

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This Class 90 was possibly meant to haul the sleeper, which eventually left 10 mins late hauled by a '67'

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The Highlands sleeper was on time (or thereabouts) at Euston as it was able to overtake the failed sleeper in the Wolverton area.


ImageThe ex-Glasgow/Edinburgh sleeper arrived 122 mins late at 09:15 due to locomotive failure. 57312 rescued the train north of Wolverton.


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The fumes from 57312 caused flakey paint to fall onto the loco.


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The 'Sussex slammer' railtour at London Bridge. The VEP is seen here at the country end before a CIG was attached.


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The Sussex Slammer under the glass roof at Brighton

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The Sussex Slammer at Newhaven Marine. This station has only one train per day and does not appear in the public timetable.

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Tangmere had arrived at Victoria with VSOE coaches by the time we arrived, providing a photo opportunity


A great day! I got home at 22:05. I would have done the last trip to Brighton but sadly the last train north is at 20:15 on a Saturday!

More photos here http://yorkie.fotopic.net/c768070.html

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:47 pm
by southcoasttrains
Yorkie,

was you wearing a grey coat?

My blond hair is now spiky now, like Horgy's lol.

Nice

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:48 pm
by 45002
Great Picture there

The picture of Waverley station is best i sean for sometime

Well done

MARTIN :D

PS,I found out the Sleepers Train between Scotland and London, the Guard

and Driver are Manned by Virgin staff Hired in by Scotrail

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:57 pm
by southcoasttrains
I though it was:

* A Scotrail Service
* EWS Loco
* Virgin Driver
* Scotrail attendants / guard.

VIRGIN CREWS

Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 11:07 pm
by 45002
southcoasttrains wrote:I though it was:

* A Scotrail Service
* EWS Loco
* Virgin Driver
* Scotrail attendants / guard.
The Guards off the sleepers are Virgin(between Scotland and England),i met the one off the Inverness sleeper while chating to the Driver off the 6am Pendo from Birmingham at Euston,The Sleeper attendants are Scotrail
What a Mix of staff

MARTIN :D

Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 8:01 am
by phat2003uk
They live on.............
VEPS 3490, 3505 & 3535 on 17.47 vic - Lit tonite!

Slammers possible in use till end of this week


The man from UNCOOL
(That's for yesterday evening)

Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 12:12 pm
by jjwamb
Yorkie, some gorgeous shots there, especially the one of Waverley. Just wondering what camera you use? Been thinking about buying a decent one for a while - especially something that's capable of shots in the dark.

Antony.

Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 11:42 am
by viperskil
some brilliant shots there i was also on that tour and it was very good i'll try and upload my pictures asap. I'm in 2 of the SEG pictures on their site wearing glasses a beige fleece and hair going eveywhere!! http://www.southernelectric.org.uk/news ... tsjoin.jpg (next to the 1st door on the VEP) http://www.southernelectric.org.uk/news/seth_nhvn.jpg (me facing away in the dark blue coat my uncle on the left in his atkins rail fleece)

Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2006 12:54 pm
by trainmad
Will they ever scrap this Slam Door rubbish?

Or, more to the point, will they ever stop advertising that every tour a slam door set does is the 'last Slam Door Stock run.' :wink: