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'Loch' approaches Santon Station during a David Williams photo charter on the Isle of Man Steam Railway, April 2023.
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'Loch' is seen during a David Williams photo charter on the Isle of Man Steam Railway, April 2023.
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Emma is seen during a LeadingLine Events photo shoots at Victoria Baths, March 2023.
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7827 Lydham Manor heading up the incline towards Kingswear from Paighton
History of 7827 Lydham Manor
Built December 1950 in Swindon
Withdrawn British Railways 1965
The 'Manors' were the smallest and lightest of the Great Western Railway's 4-6-0 and were built for use on secondary lines such as the North Wales Cambrian Coast. The original design for the Manors was made in 1938, but there was an order for ten more to be built in 1950. 7827 is an example of the later batch and, though un-mistakably a GWR 4-6-0, it is actually a British Railways locomotive.
In 1966 Lydham went to Woodhams yard in Barry and was rescued in 1970 and went to Newton Abbot for restoration. 7827 made a return to service in 1973, ready for the first main season of the then Torbay Steam Railway, now the Dartmouth Steam Railway & River Boat Company.
Lydham's claim to fame is that it once hauled the royal train in the late 1950's, with its sister,
7828 Odney Manor.
Women's National League - Division One Midlands: 31/03/2024
First half action.
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Women's National League - Division One Midlands: 31/03/2024
Pre-match.
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Women's National League - Division One Midlands: 24/03/2024
Second half action.
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Women's National League - Division One Midlands: 24/03/2024
First half action.
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Women's National League - Division One Midlands: 24/03/2024
Pre-match.
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Group of Grape hyacinth (Muscari armeniacum) blooming in spring
Women's National League - Reserve Midland Division: 03/03/2024
Sutton Coldfield Town Development 1
Stourbridge Reserves 3
Second half action.
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I literally just got off my bus I only had one minute to get set up before it arrived. class 69 69008 working 5Q64 Southampton Down Goods Loop - Bournemouth T&RSMD, with freshly refurbed 458415 in tow.
#class69 #69008 #gbrailfreight #southwesternrailway #458415 #class458 #458521 #Poole
Women's National League - Reserve Midland Division: 03/03/2024
Sutton Coldfield Town Development 1
Stourbridge Reserves 3
First half action.
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Women's National League - Reserve Midland Division: 03/03/2024
Sutton Coldfield Town Development 1
Stourbridge Reserves 3
Pre-match.
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Moray, Maras - Peru
Vivitar Series 1 500mm
