V2 location query
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- GER D14 4-4-0 'Claud Hamilton'
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V2 location query
Does anyone have any idea where this shot was taken, please?
3658, probably either during WW2 or shortly thereafter.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4053/423 ... 2f8a_o.jpg
3658, probably either during WW2 or shortly thereafter.
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4053/423 ... 2f8a_o.jpg
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Re: V2 location query
I think all I can offer is that there are likely to be two signal boxes not far away (Stop signal, and distant arm beneath it, in the distance, still 'Off' for the train); probably one not far out of shot of the left background, the other perhaps very roughly around 1/2-mile behind the photographer.
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Re: V2 location query
Could it be ECML southbound just north of Retford?
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- GER D14 4-4-0 'Claud Hamilton'
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Re: V2 location query
Here is an enlargement of part of the background if it helps.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2766/423 ... 393b_o.jpg
There seems to be a prominent church or chapel.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2766/423 ... 393b_o.jpg
There seems to be a prominent church or chapel.
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Re: V2 location query
It looks a little light on ballast to be ECML
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Re: V2 location query
I at first thought just north of Belford ECML but after further study what about somewhere on the GCR.
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Re: V2 location query
I don't recognise it as being GCR and the signals look wrong.
The loco was at Haymarket in 1947 - I don't have any earlier allocation information.
The loco was at Haymarket in 1947 - I don't have any earlier allocation information.
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Re: V2 location query
Looking through my collection i found this pic by Gavin L Wilson of a Dundee Edinburgh train at St Fort hauled by 955 in 1948. What struck me was the train formation. it seems as though the first pic shows a similar formation but heading in the opposite direction.
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Re: V2 location query
Since most churches are aligned East/West, that would put the track heading on
a slightly clockwise orientation from east/west. (WNW/ESE)
Assuming that it is a church in the background!
a slightly clockwise orientation from east/west. (WNW/ESE)
Assuming that it is a church in the background!