[SouthEastern-465]

Originally Posted by 37401

Id give my right testicle

Whats wrong with your left one then?

[37401]

Originally Posted by SouthEastern-465

Whats wrong with your left one then?

Right one is my fave

[Crossforth]

Originally Posted by 43167

317's at Leeds in 1998 when the Mk4 sets were grounded for about a week.

Any pictures that you can show us?

Originally Posted by 37401

Beat me to it

And me

[SouthEastern-465]

Originally Posted by 37401

Right one is my fave

[Saltleyman]

here's another foto taken at Sheffield Victoria.

[Snapper]

Here's something rare - even unique:

http://paulbigland.fotopic.net/p41142596.html

[TGVDUDE]

Originally Posted by Snapper

Here's something rare - even unique:

http://paulbigland.fotopic.net/p41142596.html

fair play that is a gorgeous photograph! nice and shiny!

[37057]

Possibly the only electric loco to go west of Chester..?
Certainly the only 90!

90039 at Llandudno Junction, June 2005

[GNERman]

Originally Posted by theblackwatch

Surely as two of these were everyday occurrences for several years they can hardly be considered to be 'rare'? There will be hundreds of people with pictures of them.

Originally Posted by 37401

Beat me to it

Thnkyou very much, they are rare to me and that's what matters

[klambert]

Originally Posted by 37057

Possibly the only electric loco to go west of Chester..?
Certainly the only 90!

90039 at Llandudno Junction, June 2005

How the hell did that get there, Why was it there?

[GNERman]

Originally Posted by klambert

How the hell did that get there, Why was it there?

i saw an ews 86 at skipton being dragged by a 47 on a charter come to think of it...

[4SRKT]

Originally Posted by GNERman

i saw an ews 86 at skipton being dragged by a 47 on a charter come to think of it...

Although Skipton is hardly a difficult place for electric traction to reach! Admittedly an electric loco is rare to the point that in the 10+ years I've lived along the line I've never seen one.

[Chester025]

Originally Posted by klambert

How the hell did that get there, Why was it there?

Quote from: http://www.nwrail.org.uk/nw0506f.htm

Originally Posted by klambert

1D00 05:02 Birmingham to Holyhead on 25 June 2005 left Crewe hauled by a Class 57 with a Class 90 still attached to the train for some reason. Someone appears to have realised that Class 90s have never been checked for structure gauge on the North Wales Coast, so the 90 was detached at Llandudno Junction and left in the sidings. The 57 and the gold-buffered Driving Van Trailer returned with train 1A24 towards London. Later, 47 830 appeared to pick up the errant electric locomotive. Meanwhile, 47 854 ran well with a railtour to Llandudno and the Conwy Valley.

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This gives a bit more info: http://www.nwrail.org.uk/nw0506g.htm

[FlyingScot]

Originally Posted by 37057

Possibly the only electric loco to go west of Chester..?
Certainly the only 90!

90039 at Llandudno Junction, June 2005

By gum I love ews class 90. In other words, brill.(claps hands)

[sheff'd victoria]

Originally Posted by Saltleyman

here's another foto taken at Sheffield Victoria.

Great picture

All gone now ( sob )