busy 67 day on ECML??

[FCC313]

Seemed a busy morning today for the 67's. 67017 'Arrow' trailing 900-bugger, shoulda made a note on a Charter out of KGX Platform 3, 67017 was the thunderbird at KGX ( I think!?). then 67025 '|Western Star' (Again, sorry, should've noted it down and I couldn't be sure!) moved LE into KGX, to cover the thunderbird, an Intermodal working at PBO awaiting an EC 91 to clear and let a 67 cross the threshold onto p5 and hook up, and a coal working led by another 67 near Sandal & Agbrigg. Are all the 66's and 60's in service or not. Also, as a footnote, Doncaster seemed heaving with Freightliner 66's today, although I did spot a lonely EWS 66 moving WBB PNA's around the sidings sulkily. P.S, anyone noticed 325010 has its rear left shutter open? But its been in Donccy sidings since late 2010?? Vandals? hope not. Peace 'n love.

 

[NIMBUS]

90 028 on the charter, 67 026 became the Thunderbird at the Cross.

 

[Boothby97]

STORED 60s: 60001-006/008/009012-014/017/018/020-023/025-038/040-044/050-064/066-070/072-095/097/098/100/500 (20 in WNXX pool, with the rest in
WNTS or WNTR Pools)

ACTIVE 60s: 60007, 60010, 60011, 60015, 60019, 60024, 60039, 60045, 60049, 60065, 60071, 60096, 60099

Stored 66s (only DBS 66s now) from WNXX
66002 WNTR 09/11 TO WFMU Toton
66009 WNTR 09/11 TO WBAK Toton
66010 WNTR 09/11 TO WNTR Toton
66022 WNTR 09/11 TO WFMU Toton
66048 WNTS 03/10 TO WFMU Toton
66064 WNTR 09/11 TO WNTR Toton
66206 WNTR 09/11 TO WSSK Toton
66218 WNTR 08/11 TO WBEN Toton
66245 WNTR 02/11 TO WBEN Toton

325010 is a spares donor
Thanks, Sam

 

[FCC313]

great stuff, I didn't get chance to have a proper look. 90028 did look like it could do with a lick of paint though. About time DBS showed the gang some love, I hope they keep them in EWS livery. Haven't seen a 60 on ECML in a long time. Or a 325 for that matter, not since the untimely demise of the TPO. Cheers for the responses, guys

 

[Boothby97]

Only 66 stored now is 66048, 325s appear around Christmas on ECML and 90s only really on charters. A 60 makes a daily appearance on the Jarrow-Lindsey tanks, which work the ECML north of Doncaster.
Hope this helps, Sam