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A quick shot of LMS 5MT No.45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier' returning back home to Bury from Grosmont on the 11th July 2011.

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Simon-is that pic taken from the nature reserve at Bolton Percy?? If so,i take it it's still ok in there??

Ferrybridge Flyer wrote:Simon-is that pic taken from the nature reserve at Bolton Percy?? If so,i take it it's still ok in there??

Hi David, long time no speak

No it's taken just up the road at Brumber Bridge, bang in the middle of Colton Junction and Bolton Percy.

As far as i'm aware the shot at the nature reserve is still available... I shall let you know during this week with the SSE.

Hi Simon-i'll be out and about on Wednesday and Thursday,i'll probably see you! I know Brumber Bridge-think i'll have another go there this year.I've got to find different places this year!!

Simon,
While always checking out all the samples you post here, I am remiss at hardly ever thanking you and commenting on their consistent high quality.
Concerning the caption to this one, a tiny comment on traditional official terminology if I may.
Although almost not incorrect, and not likely to mislead, a 'light engine' is normally regarded as precisely that, a locomotive on its own.
When with its support vehicle, in most ways, I think it would be, for signalling purposes, a (short, admittedly) train.

But no doubt, the vast majority of viewers will be in no doubt what you mean, and thanks again for all the great images made available from S.A.Y.

Hear,hear Stevie--i would heartily recommend Simon's dvd's if you don't already own one.Superb!!

Thank you both very much... It's always good to hear what others think.

I know what you mean Steve, I only refer to it like that as that is what most people out and about will refer it as.