A day at Barrow Hill with Morayshire (14-03-15)

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A day at Barrow Hill with Morayshire (14-03-15)

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Hi,

This was suppose to be 62712 last outing before going back to Scotland.

Here are a few photos from the day, http://trev11.zenfolio.com/p1062628775

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Re: A day at Barrow Hill with Morayshire (14-03-15)

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Hi all
My congratulations on superb quality photos.

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Re: A day at Barrow Hill with Morayshire (14-03-15)

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Many thanks for the great photos of Butler-Henderson[/i. It's a great pity that it isn't in operating condition, as the D11s were among the best 4-4-0s ever built in the UK. Not many many 4-4-0s could manage Marylebone to Manchester, including the gruelling forty miles across the Pennines. And they weren't even designed by you-know-who!

I remember when three or four D11s were allocated to Lincoln St Mark's sub-shed in the mid- to late-1950s to work the Lincoln to Nottingham and Derby trains. I bet they caused apoplexy when they showed up at Derby Midland! One even took over from a failed B1 on the Cleethorpes - Bournemouth service at Market Rasen and took it as far as Birmingham.
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Re: A day at Barrow Hill with Morayshire (14-03-15)

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52H, Thank you very much for your comment.


Pyewipe Junction,
When I was spotting in the mid to late fifties, I would sometime go on the Doncaster-Sheffield Victoria line. A few D11s were quite common along there, including, Butler Henderson, Somme, Ypres and Zeebrugge. Happy Days
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Re: A day at Barrow Hill with Morayshire (14-03-15)

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Cor!!!!!
If I ain't here, I'm in Bilston, scoffing decent chips at last!!!!
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