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Anon Mouse

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I believe that to be Bristol Temple Meads

26/06/10 (I was also on the train)

Correct. I was onboard too, I was the first one to get a beer from the Buffet causing a large que! actually, I have it down as 04/05/09, unless the two locos did another tour (mine was The Retro Avon Grid from Huddersfield)
 

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Correct. I was onboard too, I was the first one to get a beer from the Buffet causing a large que! actually, I have it down as 04/05/09, unless the two locos did another tour (mine was The Retro Avon Grid from Huddersfield)

Different tour.

I was thinking of the Pathfinder one last year which went to Penzance.
 

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clagmonster

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Logically this will be on the Great Eastern, although I think some did work off Longsight in NSE livery. Kelvedon?
 

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No lampposts to confirm, but the pillars are red, which implies NSE land is more likely than the north west. Hythe?
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Genius from Anon. Wrong and late from me.
 

clagmonster

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Seems reasonable, but to be different, Kirkham & Wresham.

I didn't realise the Clactons were in NSE into the Virgin era, I thought they were all reggie/green stripe/NSE blus stripe by then.

Wrong and late. Again.
 

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Seems reasonable, but to be different, Kirkham & Wresham.

I didn't realise the Clactons were in NSE into the Virgin era, I thought they were all reggie/green stripe/NSE blus stripe by then.

Wrong and late. Again.

They had only just arrived. I think shortly after the red stripe was painted blue. It was unusual from memory this only happened one year using 309s at the north end of the West Coast.
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Not Bidston
 

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The Dutch loco on the inside is a Crompton, is it not?
 

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