Damp day at Motram yard

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Damp day at Motram yard

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Emmm EM1s those where the days! I used to watch them running past me Grans house when I was a kid. Top pics there! you should have posted them in the atmosphere thread!
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There excellent, which route is that :wink:

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A bit before your time Robert.
It's Woodhead with the unique 1500v DC EM1 and EM2 electric locos.
Sadly now, all gone.......':cry:'
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Now that takes me back to my youth :) How about a few shots at Ashton Moss? now that would make my day :)

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Jim,

I was about to say the same thing my grans house was opposite the line as well - Just east of Darnall station - ah memories

Chris another set of superb shots

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Post by Iluka »

Hi Chris

Reminds me of my cycling days!! - I cycled many times from Bradford up the A6024 from Holmfirth and down the other side to Glossop on my way to Buxton etc etc.

I just loved seeing those EM1's pulling Wagons & Coaches particularly as they passed alongside the Torside Reservoir as I continued on my way on the B6105.

It was a lot easier when I purchased my Lambretta LD150 scooter!!

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johnwallwork wrote:Now that takes me back to my youth :) How about a few shots at Ashton Moss? now that would make my day :)

John
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Post by stevesherratt »

8) Nice to see my old and some of my very very old MSTS EM1`s still getting around :D

Mee old ones look very sad by today`s standards
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my latest EM1`s have LOD`s ect .

Time passes us all by even in the MSTS virtual world !



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Steve,

Any chance of a new release please .... please .... PLEASE!!!!!!!

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