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nath9425
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How on earth did that happen with a 47! Heres what happens when you put the wrong petrol in a 37!
http://www.ajp.fotopic.net/p42542346.html Credit to Andrew who took the photo!
Nice one!
Lewisham2221
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I imagine putting any form of petrol in a 37 would have a negative effect, bearing in mind that they are diesel locos! 
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Tom
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That was either a detonator or a small explosion....
TheSlash
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Thats the juice rail forming a dead short to the running rail. By the looks of things, the 47 played a part in forming the link
That was either a detonator or a small explosion....
rmt
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While '826 lead the train very slowly through Clapham (to let a GBRf bloke on) a guy was flailing and got into a bit of a disagreement with a photographer on the platform who told him to keep his arm inside the train because it was 'ruining' his shot
In your caption you say 47825 was on the rear. It was actually the above loco 47245 
Here's '826 leading the train into Clapham bound for Brighton:
rmt
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While '826 lead the train very slowly through Clapham (to let a GBRf bloke on) a guy was flailing and got into a bit of a disagreement with a photographer on the platform who told him to keep his arm inside the train because it was 'ruining' his shot
I was still asleep at the time I wrote that caption, was daft O'Clock in the morning when it went through...
RJ
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While '826 lead the train very slowly through Clapham (to let a GBRf bloke on) a guy was flailing and got into a bit of a disagreement with a photographer on the platform who told him to keep his arm inside the train because it was 'ruining' his shot
Why would the photographer go to Clapham Junction if he wanted a good shot in the first place?!
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