Showing posts with label preservation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label preservation. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 May 2015

Locomotive Number 62005 Continues the Journey North


After last night's late run across to Dumbarton, it was across the Erskine Bridge again and over to Garelochhead.

The weather was very kind as I managed a few shots at the Station and then the dash up to the bridge at Whistlefield.

Then back home as the rain descended with a vengeance.

Driver Takes a Photo

 Steam and Scenery

Pulling Up the Incline

62005 Beneath the Smoke and Steam

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Saturday, 16 May 2015

West Highland Railway Line This Evening


A run across to Dumbarton tonight to meet and greet the steam locomotive 62005 as she stabled overnight.

She is owned by the North Eastern Locomotive Preservation Group and tomorrow will continue her journey to Fort William where she will join two other steam locomotives to operate on the Jacobite Railway Tours.

Arriving at Dumbarton Central Station


Arriving at Dumbarton

Train Spotters Look On 

 62005

Waiting to Move to a Siding

 Reversing to Take Water

Colourful Lamps at the Station

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Saturday, 15 November 2014

Activity at Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway


A few images taken while visiting the railway station this afternoon.

 Semaphore Signals

Shunting

Diesel Heads to Shed

Toilet Sign 

 National Coal Board Locomotive

D3558 Diesel Locomotive

Shunting


Taking Water


Steam

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Turkish 8F Steam Locomotive - 45170 - at Bo'ness


The Turkish 8F Steam Locomotive - 45170 - was on display at her new home in Bo'ness today.

She is a Glasgow built locomotive, LMS designed, and a class of 2-8-0 steam locomotive.

The sun shone - a bit too harshly perhaps - but we all got a good opportunity to take photographs in various locations along the platform.

Well done to the staff and volunteers at the SRPS for setting this up on the day.


Sitting at the Station

 Looking Weary - but will get TLC 

Closer look

Broken Pane

Rust is Evident

Further down the Platform 

Gorgeous Afternoon

Being Shunted

Being put away for the Night

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Thursday, 13 November 2014

Turkish 8F Steam Locomotive - 45170 - Arrives in Glasgow


The Turkish 8F Steam Locomotive - 45170 - arrived in Glasgow this afternoon around 14:00.

She is a Glasgow built locomotive, LMS designed, and a class of 2-8-0 steam locomotive.

She first steamed on 28 February 1942, and acquired from the British War Department in 1943.

She had been scheduled to arrive for viewing at 10:00 but a technical problem with the transport meant she was somewhat delayed.

It was a cold afternoon as the assembled enthusiast gathered to await her arrival with some anticipation.

We were not to be disappointed when she arrived and we were able to see her and get some photographs.

She departed at 15:00 bound for Bo'ness where she will again go on display on Saturday before being moved to the museum.

Donations are required for the restoration work and you can donate - CLICK HERE - if you wish to assist.

 Arriving at the SSE Hydro


Preparing to Move to the Car Park

 Reversing in to Place


Photoshoot

Photoshoot with Titan Crane in Background

 Parked in Place


Low Loader

 Two Heritage Engineering Feats


 Cab View


 Sitting Proudly


Enthusiasts View

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Sunday, 8 July 2012

Bo'ness & Kinneil Heritage Railway


After visiting the museum it was back to the railway station to catch the last arrival of the day.

It's a great facility and well worth your time and effort to make the journey through.

The staff are always friendly and helpful, and just a pity I missed the steam trains running earlier in the day.

 Bo'ness Station

 'Morayshire' Cooling Down

Booking Office

 Bo'ness Station

 BR Type 1 Bo-Bo D8020 (20020) Arrives

BR Type 1 Bo-Bo D8020 (20020) Built1959

Pooch Friendly Station

 Carriage Interior

 Carriage Interior

'Morayshire' Cooling Down Before Retiring to the Engine Shed

'Visit Scotland' at Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway

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