LNWR Railway Bridge 76A Milton Keynes
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LNWR Railway Bridge 76A Milton Keynes
Doncaster Railway Bridge 64
Early days at Toddington on the fledgling Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway. As these are from colour negatives I have struggled with a definite date but have realised that they are from around August 1982. Some of my others negatives are from a year earlier. The big change being the security panels that are in the process of being fitted. If anyone knows for sure when the work was carried out I'd be grateful for an update.
In this view are GWR 4-6-0 7821 Ditcheat Manor, GWR 2-8-0 2807 and in the background-King George Hunslet 0-6-0ST Works No 2409 of 1942.
Having photographed the station when it was still fairly complete in 1979 I certainly wondered whether this scheme would be successful. Obviously I should not have doubted.
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Robin Hood line stage two.
Annesley, looking north towards Kirkby tunnel.
©Dave Peachey.
Apparently, according to the little sign to the left, this route is not dedicated to the public under the Highways Act of 1980.
Your guess is as good as mine: We can travel along it, but the actual owner can close it down for any time for any reason.
Just beyond is the junction for New St. Lane, turning right will take you to the stairs that'll bring you to track level.
Just outside the site of Powerstock station, now a private residence.
An old tramway line, now a dirt path, cuts through the autumn woods near Arlon.
Tunnel Refuge...Light At The End....
