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Sunday 25th May
and 47739 "Resourceful" heads the Sunday
London-Holyhead along the sea front at Colwyn Bay with 47750
included in the line-up. 25/5/2003
Away into the distance
towards Colwyn Bay station. 25/5/2003
Later in the day
and bright warm sunshine keeps the day trippers off the A55 as
an unidentified "Hippo" passes Llysfaen and heads towards
Pensarn. 25/5/2003
One of the attractions
at Llandudno over this Bank Holiday weekend was an RAF display
by various aircraft including the Red Arrows.........
.....and other
treats included a Tornado bomber, an air/sea rescue Sea King
helicopter and a couple of World War 2 fighter aircraft. I assume
they were a Spitfire and a hurricane but I couldn't see the wing
tips clearly enough to hazard a guess. The event was repeated
for three days.
90017 charging
through Crewe with a mail train 23/5/2003
47739 "Resourceful"
entering Crewe with the 14.00 Holyhead-Birmingham. 23/5/2003
47757 "Capability
Brown" leaving Crewe with empty stock for the evening
Manchester-Holyhead service. 23/5/2003
Crewe Diesel Depot
is a more colourful place of late with the appearance of various
repainted Class 47's. This was today's lineup. 21/5/2003
Parked up was 86228
"Vulcan Heritage". 21/5/2003
37684 "Peak
National Park" appeared with 47736 "Cambridge
Traction & Rolling Stock Depot". Both engines
ran on to the diesel depot. 21/5/2003
EWS liveried Class
90 number 90031 "The Railway Children Partnership"
propelled a Virgin set towards London. 21/5/2003
Freightliner class
86 number 86638 dragged 86615 "Rotary International"
through the station and on to the Chester line. 21/5/2003
Retro painted class
47 number 47851/D1648 "Traction Magazine"
was parked by platform 12. 21/5/2003
47746 "The
Bobby" appeared off the Chester line with a (very)
mixed rake of ballast wagons. 21/5/2003
The
remaining Birmingham-Holyhead class 47 diagram. 47739 "Resourceful"
is seen leaving platform 11 with the 10.21 ex-Birmingham. 21/5/2003