Bristol Temple Meads - 30/08/1993 to 05/09/1993

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    47814 heading north with a crosscountry service
    37s and 47s on shed at Bath Road
    Unidentified 47/8 on northbound service
    Unidentified pair of Dutch 37/0s
    RES 47 on parcels service
    BR blue 47146 'PARIDÆ ' with a log train
    47630 'Resounding ' on parcels train
    47816 detaches from northbound crosscountry service to be replaced by 47810
    A quick view at Bath Road, including 37219 in BR Blue before 47562 'Restless' passes through light engine
    47809 'Finsbury Park' departs with VSOE stock
    47701 on parcels service
    Multiple 37s on shed, outweighing the 47s
    47810 heads north on crosscountry service
    47703 'The Queen Mother' on parcels service
    47824 heads north
    56076 'British Steel Trostre' passes through with freight train
    47816 with southbound crosscountry service
    Another view of Bath Road, including 47845 'County of Kent' at head of re-railing train
    47541 on northbound service
    37174 and 37037 move around the depot
    HST arrives with service to Paddington
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  • @christopherhulse8385
    @christopherhulse8385 3 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    The sight of 47s was almost a monotonous one back then! but how we wished we could wind the clock back to those days now.

    • @Slime.tsunami
      @Slime.tsunami 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Same could be said about the class 800 family:

  • @vlogmixofficial8340
    @vlogmixofficial8340 2 ปีที่แล้ว

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  • @angeltransportpjects
    @angeltransportpjects 6 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Who got 47814 out of it's pit then? This IBRA locomotive was in the Bath Road Charters and Extras (Reduced Usage) pool when this excellent video was taken. Also around the 2:00 mark we see 47824 without it's 'Glorious Devon' nameplates ... But still carrying three different liveries which it did from when renumbered during 1989. Quite a bizarre sight! 37219 I remember being painted like this from Rail Magazine during 1990 - this was done at Stratford IIRC and had some significance possibly in connection with a Depot Open Day - remember them? Extremely saddened to have recently seen that Bath Road (BR) has now been completely obliterated and very much sharing anyone else's 'these were the days' views and sentiments! :o)

  • @scotraillner9185
    @scotraillner9185 6 ปีที่แล้ว

    Reminds me of my holidays with family back in the 80's to Weston. The long wait on a Saturday evening for the sleeper back north to Scotland.

  • @swearingkevo
    @swearingkevo ปีที่แล้ว

    Fab

  • @williamradford9631
    @williamradford9631 4 ปีที่แล้ว

    Bristol temple meads 1993, 26 years ago. Class 47s in Intercity livery. classic 125s in in intercity silver swift livery

  • @Georgeasaurus2001
    @Georgeasaurus2001 5 ปีที่แล้ว

    The first one of the pair of Dutch 37's is 174, you can tell due to grey band over the cab windows

  • @MSmifffy
    @MSmifffy 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    I visited TM a couple of years back - it was not the greatest experience. The whole place seemed over sized compared to the trains using it. At least the new (then) 800s looked the part.
    It almost defies belief that the Voyager replaced 10(+) coach loco hauled trains on the Cross Country services.