Photos from the weekend

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Photos from the weekend

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Quite a busy weekend down here! We've had;

47813 down on a vice saturday (return yesterday with me and about 60 bashers on board)

5029 and 5051 down on saturday, returns today

67005 ("one's skip") returning the kettle tour

GNER to Newquay

So I went out for the phots :)

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FGW HST at middleway, St Blazey

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GNER HST at middleway

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desprate going away shot of the GNER

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Random HST near Burngullow

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Kettles at Burngullow

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chuff

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Tamper in the old St Austell motorail bay - this track hasnt been used for many many years

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47813 approaches a bridge in the middle of nowhere with the down vice

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Little did we think we'd see another Virgin HST down in Cornwall! Summer timetable pressures have, however, puersaded virgin to hire the stock back for trips to Newquay. On the sunny afternoon one of the HSTs passes Moorswater near Liskeard

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Back Power Car

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Random reggie rail unit

Penzance kettles and 47813's return Vice - also photos of 57604 with the sleeper stock

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5029 at Penzance. Damn fence..

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5051 and 5029 prepare to top and tail the train to St Blazey for turning

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off they chuff

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47813 (my loco for the day) and two "Fag Packet" livery HSTs at Long Rock

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57604 shunting

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57604 waits with the up beds, which will leave Penzance later at 10pm

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47813 pulls out the depot

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ECS to Penzance

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Just like the old days! 47813 next to the famous Penzance Retaining wall

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brief call at Plymouth

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Exeter where we bailed

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My lordes!

Enjoy :)

It's worth noting that this was 47813s last booked run with FGW before they hand it back to porterbrook. She wasnt at all healthy, the turbo was "chirping" all the way, and balls of flame were often seen from the exhaust. Could be an RIP job :( Very hellfire up the devon banks though! Many arms were out the windows at Dawlish :lol:

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Post by martinhodgson »

Nice pics - sky looks an odd colour though!

Probably the lack of dull clouds...
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martinhodgson wrote:Nice pics - sky looks an odd colour though!

Probably the lack of dull clouds...
Yeh, the whitebalance was set-up wrong, didnt have time to manually alter it for each photo :)

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