No.103 Trains Around Werrington Junction Mid August 2023
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- More from around the Junction at Cock Lane, Hurn Road and Lincoln Road. Highlights are a pair of Rail Adventure 43's, a pair of class 20's dragging a dead 37 back home and 67007 on a rail tour.
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Great variety and weather not to bad. Excellent video as usual. Regards Peter.
Thank you for your continued support Peter.
Great video! Thanks to sharing! 🧡
Thank you for watching CRV and for your positive comment.
Superb video Mick. Looks like you made the most of the sun when it was out. Summer nearly done which is sad. Great catch with the 20s tnt 37 and the RA HSTs.
Bit of news for you. Peterborough won't be my home depot anymore. I'm transferring to Toton next month still within GB 😊
Thank you Ben. I'm a fair weather man so it has been a good month to be out and about although this evening was rather chilly at Cock Lane. Soon be time to get the thermals on.😄
Good luck to you Ben with your new placement, forever onwards and upwards as they say. I expect you will have taken some video of Peterborough GBRf before you leave and I hope your new view at Toton is good, not that you will have much time to be watching trains.😉
Wow nice captures bro , all diesels. Nice to see those monsters doing their job .which country is it by the way😮
Thank you for watching and commentating. All filmed at Peterborough, UK.
Lovely videos as always. When are Network rail going to remove/change the signal at Werrington Junction 2025?
@@jonathananderson2816 I'm not sure I quite understand what you are referring to Jonathan. If it is regarding the down fast signal that routes trains going via the Joint Line, the one that is covered over with a bag at 2:20 in the video. That was erected in November 2011 and has never been used and very unlikely to be used now.
Peterborough Power Box ceased to be on August 26th 2023. All signals now being controlled by York. The next stage is the East Coast Mainline Digital Signalling from Kings Cross to Stoke Tunnel just south of Grantham due to come into operation sometime in 2025. This will remove the need for the present signalling but how long before all the present infrastructure is removed is anyone's guess.
@@werringtonjunction yes it's the covered signal I was meaning. It's just that in all your videos it's just covered up. Better off with the 4 aspect signal anyway in my opinion..