WCML & Chiltern railways

[D1001]

A bit off region for me - caught the up and down Wrexham & Shropshire Railways service through Buckinghamshire, then spent a few hours in the baking sun on the WCML at Apsley and Kings Langley - not too much of note but a few sparkies to add to my gallery:

Class 67 & DVT on 07:23 Wrexham-Marylebone W&SR service:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834704.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834705.html
and the 16:33 Marylebone-Wrexham:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836098.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836100.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836101.html

A few varied units on Chiltern railways - lovely countryside:
Class 168:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834701.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836097.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836103.html
Class 165:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834702.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834703.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836091.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836094.html

WCML:
Class 92:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834715.html
Class 90:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834710.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834713.html
Class 66:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834716.html (Anyone know what this service is and what the wagons contain?)
Pendolinos (fast, aren't they!):
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836089.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834718.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834707.html
Units:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834709.html
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834719.html (What does the P suffix denote on this 321?)
Busy!:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60836084.html
Catenary closuep:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60834712.html

And finally (thank goodness for that, I can hear you say!), 6M44 at Pirbright from today:
http://jinkssrailways.fotopic.net/p60847862.html

Thanks for your patience and thaks for looking!

 

[Aictos]

The P at one end of 321s refer to the fact that it was the parcels area when originally debuted.

I'm sure others can fill in any gaps in the history of the 321s!

 

[D1001]

The P at one end of 321s refer to the fact that it was the parcels area when originally debuted.

I'm sure others can fill in any gaps in the history of the 321s!

Thanks - I'm surprised they found it necessary to highlight that in it's number though!