Image 66760, 12.04 Angerstein Wharf-Bardon Hill (6M75, 5L), Neasden Lane bridge TQ215851
66760, 12.04 Angerstein Wharf-Bardon Hill (6M75, 5L), Neasden Lane bridge TQ215851
66760, 12.04 Angerstein Wharf-Bardon Hill (6M75, 5L), Neasden Lane bridge TQ215851 RTT had indicated that there was a freight due along the short freight only line that links Acton Wells Junction to the MML at Brent Yard. Being in the middle of north-west London there was nowhere particularly photogenic to capture it. So, we waited by Neasden Lane bridge for it to cross in front of us being in receipt of some strange looks from the normals going about their business! I actually quite like this image of 66740 'David Gordon Harris' leading the 12.04 Angerstein Wharf to Bardon Hill stone empties. However, it's a shame that the loco does not quite fit fully on the bridge, being partially obscured by some saplings. Keywords: 66760 David Gordon Harris 12.04 Angerstein Wharf-Bardon Hill (6M75, 5L), Neasden Lane bridge TQ215851 GBRf
66760, 12.04 Angerstein Wharf-Bardon Hill (6M75, 5L), Neasden Lane bridge TQ215851 RTT had indicated that there was a freight due along the short freight only line that links Acton Wells Junction to the MML at Brent Yard. Being in the middle of north-west London there was nowhere particularly photogenic to capture it. So, we waited by Neasden Lane bridge for it to cross in front of us being in receipt of some strange looks from the normals going about their business! I actually quite like this image of 66740 'David Gordon Harris' leading the 12.04 Angerstein Wharf to Bardon Hill stone empties. However, it's a shame that the loco does not quite fit fully on the bridge, being partially obscured by some saplings. Keywords: 66760 David Gordon Harris 12.04 Angerstein Wharf-Bardon Hill (6M75, 5L), Neasden Lane bridge TQ215851 GBRf


RTT had indicated that there was a freight due along

the short freight only line that links Acton Wells Junction to the MML at Brent Yard. Being in the middle of north-west London there was nowhere particularly photogenic to capture it. So, we waited by Neasden Lane bridge for it to cross in front of us being in receipt of some strange looks from the normals going about their business! I actually quite like this image of 66740 'David Gordon Harris' leading the 12.04 Angerstein Wharf to Bardon Hill stone empties. However, it's a shame that the loco does not quite fit fully on the bridge, being partially obscured by some saplings.