Image 66537, 09.25 Southampton MCT-Garston (4M28, 14E), site of Roade station

66537, 09.25 Southampton MCT-Garston (4M28, 14E), site of Roade station
66537, 09.25 Southampton MCT-Garston (4M28, 14E), site of Roade station 
 As is all too common with our hobby the sun often dives behind a cloud at the crucial moment to coincide with the passage of a particular train! With the new houses in the background that occupy the former Pianoforte site and the rear of the train bathed in lovely October sunshine, the 09.25 Southampton to Garston Freightliner, led by 66537, is in the shade! This working is a strange one and I have never quite understood why it is routed via the busy WCML rather than the more normal Oxford and Banbury route. Explanation anybody? 
 Keywords: 66537 09.25 Southampton MCT-Garston 4M28 site of Roade station Freightliner
66537, 09.25 Southampton MCT-Garston (4M28, 14E), site of Roade station 
 As is all too common with our hobby the sun often dives behind a cloud at the crucial moment to coincide with the passage of a particular train! With the new houses in the background that occupy the former Pianoforte site and the rear of the train bathed in lovely October sunshine, the 09.25 Southampton to Garston Freightliner, led by 66537, is in the shade! This working is a strange one and I have never quite understood why it is routed via the busy WCML rather than the more normal Oxford and Banbury route. Explanation anybody? 
 Keywords: 66537 09.25 Southampton MCT-Garston 4M28 site of Roade station Freightliner

As is all too common with our hobby the sun

often dives behind a cloud at the crucial moment to coincide with the passage of a particular train! With the new houses in the background that occupy the former Pianoforte site and the rear of the train bathed in lovely October sunshine, the 09.25 Southampton to Garston Freightliner, led by 66537, is in the shade! This working is a strange one and I have never quite understood why it is routed via the busy WCML rather than the more normal Oxford and Banbury route. Explanation anybody?