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  1. Swiss Toni

    National Railway Museum

    Some shots from a quick visit to the NRM over the holiday. Flickr
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    "Royal Scots Grey"

    S.R.P.S. railtour from Linlithgow to Lincoln, 02.12.11. http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-2006
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    "Dominion of New Zealand" aka "Bittern"

    08.30 in the morning at the start of the outward leg of the York to Stratford "William Shakespeare" excursion and 4492 has just passed Bolton Percy. http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1894 Pity the sun didn't want to play, but the loco still looks stunning.
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    "The Christmas Coronation", day one.

    "Tornado" at Northallerton with "The Christmas Coronation" despite what the headboard says. http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1809
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    History at Scarborough, my view...

    6233 "Duchess of Sutherland" the last steam loco to leave Scarborough from under the magnificent signal gantry. Falsgrave departure. An article about the gantry. http://www.scarborougheveningnews.co.uk/news/Rail-signal-gantry-to-be.6493085.jp
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    "Royal Scots Grey" back on the ECML.

    55022 southbound in the evening sunshine with "Compass Tours" bank holiday excursion. http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1694
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    "Tornado" back under the wires again.

    The sun even came out to play! :D "The Cathedrals Express"
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    "The Scarborough Spa Express", 21.07.10.

    "Scots Guardsman" passing the R.S.P.B. reserve at Fairburn. Panoranic view, http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1614 Non panoramic view, http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1609 and later in the day being dragged back to York after failing at...
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    "Scots Guardsman" with the ill fated "Cotton Mill Express".

    Third time unlucky this year for 46115 as she failed again after completing the first loop of the "Cotton Mill Express". 2010 has not been a good year for steam! http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1599
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    The newest and the fastest!

    "Tornado" en route to Shildon with "Mallard" in tow. http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1526
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    "The Fathers Day Scotsman".

    15 minutes out of York in full dull......."The Fathers Day Scotsman"
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    "Royal Scots Grey" with "The Capital Deltic".

    Always impressive! http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1521
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    D5061 in the mist on the NYMR.

    I shan't be entering this one in this weeks competition! :D http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1519
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    "Royal Scots Grey" with the "Retro Scot".

    The only diesel I'd go out on a Bank Holiday Monday for! :wink: Cruising past Garsdale Troughs.
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    Stanier 8F steam excursion.

    48151 with York to Carnforth excursion at Burton Salmon. http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?album=43&pos=0
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    "Bittern" with the final leg of "The Great Britain III".

    Caught her near Temple Hirst Junction this evening on my way home from work. http://www.stuartbrown.me.uk/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-1423
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    "The Western Rocks"

    In atrocious conditions D1015 "Western Champion" powers up the Calder valley. "LINK"
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    "The Coast to Coast" excursion, 06.04.10.

    This is between Wakefield and Horbury. All a bit rushed really as I couldn't think of anywhere else to go. :roll:
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    Spitfire Railtours "White Rose".

    The rose wasn't exactly white, and yes that was the actual colour of the sky.
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    46115 "Scots Guardsman".

    A surprise retirement present for a Network Rail director. "The Railway Children". Lucky man!

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