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London Waterloo Station and the London Eye
Fuggletim posted a gallery image in Transport and aviation
South Western Railway Class 450 Desiro 450 030 waits at London Waterloo to form the 2L49 16:45 to Basingstoke. The Driver has not yet arrived, but in the background an unidentified Class 458 Juniper arrives from Windsor & Elton Riverside. In the background the iconic London Eye and Art Deco Shell building can be seen.© Tim Penycate
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Southern Portal of St Lawrence Tunnel on Isle of Wight.
Fuggletim posted a gallery image in Transport and aviation
The railway from Merstone to Ventnor was the first route to close on the Isle of Wight. The once quite scenic route last saw a train almost 70 x years to the day this picture was taken in September 2022. The pictures shows the Southern (Ventnor end) of St Lawrence Tunnel ( sometimes know as High Hat Tunnel) as it looks today.© Tim Penycate
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Platform 6/7 at Guildford has a single track running through it. Herb Robert is a beautiful fragrant native wild flower in England and is slowly growing itself around one of the rails and covering up the litter people throw on the track.
© Tim Penycate
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View of the lines - the Great Central Railway about a mile South of Loughborough
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From the album: Bring Back the Trains!
A train passing under the bridge which carries a footpath from the A6 to Charnwood Water, during the Spring Diesel Gala on the heritage Great Central Railway, Leicestershire, England Photo taken from the garden of The Cedars Hotel and Restaurant in Cedar Road, just off the A6 - about a mile South of Loughborough Central Station -
These tracks at Ascot Station in Berkshire used to connect through to the line from Guildford, but when the Station track layout was re-modelled in the 1960s, they became sidings for the berthing of trains on race days at the nearby Royal Ascot Racecourse. The sidings in turn fell out of use in the mid 1980s and nature is well and truly taking over some 35 x years later.
© Tim Penycate
