Image 47478, 12.30 London Paddington-Paignton (1B76) & 47119, up Foster Yoeman stone train, Blatchbridge Junction
47478, 12.30 London Paddington-Paignton (1B76) & 47119, up Foster Yoeman stone train, Blatchbridge Junction
47478, 12.30 London Paddington-Paignton (1B76) & 47119, up Foster Yoeman stone train, Blatchbridge Junction Taken from the B3092 road bridge south out of Frome, 47478 is seen leading the 12.30 Paddington to Paignton. I was probably disappointed to see a class 47 on this working, hoping for a class 50. It has just passed an up Foster Yoeman stone train, complete with its customary trail of dust, that was headed by 47119. The down-home signal for Blatchbridge Junction is seen on the wrong side of the line for sighting purposes due to the sharp left-hand curve. At this time, both 47s were Western Region based, the former at Old Oak Common and the latter at Cardiff Canton, neither of with are with us today, Keywords: 47478 12.30 London Paddington-Paignton 1B76 47119 up Foster Yoeman stone train Blatchbridge Junction
47478, 12.30 London Paddington-Paignton (1B76) & 47119, up Foster Yoeman stone train, Blatchbridge Junction Taken from the B3092 road bridge south out of Frome, 47478 is seen leading the 12.30 Paddington to Paignton. I was probably disappointed to see a class 47 on this working, hoping for a class 50. It has just passed an up Foster Yoeman stone train, complete with its customary trail of dust, that was headed by 47119. The down-home signal for Blatchbridge Junction is seen on the wrong side of the line for sighting purposes due to the sharp left-hand curve. At this time, both 47s were Western Region based, the former at Old Oak Common and the latter at Cardiff Canton, neither of with are with us today, Keywords: 47478 12.30 London Paddington-Paignton 1B76 47119 up Foster Yoeman stone train Blatchbridge Junction


Taken from the B3092 road bridge south out of Frome,

47478 is seen leading the 12.30 Paddington to Paignton. I was probably disappointed to see a class 47 on this working, hoping for a class 50. It has just passed an up Foster Yoeman stone train, complete with its customary trail of dust, that was headed by 47119. The down-home signal for Blatchbridge Junction is seen on the wrong side of the line for sighting purposes due to the sharp left-hand curve. At this time, both 47s were Western Region based, the former at Old Oak Common and the latter at Cardiff Canton, neither of with are with us today,