Image 390127, VT 11.47 Wolverhampton-London Euston (1B18), Blisworth Road bridge
390127, VT 11.47 Wolverhampton-London Euston (1B18), Blisworth Road bridge
390127, VT 11.47 Wolverhampton-London Euston (1B18), Blisworth Road bridge 390127 working the 11.47 Wolverhampton to Euston sweeps around off the Weedon route with the Northampton route joining from the right. There is no junction at this point with the two routes becoming a quadruple route all the way to the capital. Notice the recent and extensive work that has recently been completed to stabilise the huge cutting wall that towers above the line. It is the associated clearance of this that has enabled photographs from this lofty position to be taken but I wonder for how long until re-growth blocks the view once again? Keywords: 390127 11.47 Wolverhampton-London Euston 1B18 Blisworth Road bridge Virgin Trains West Coast Pendolino
390127, VT 11.47 Wolverhampton-London Euston (1B18), Blisworth Road bridge 390127 working the 11.47 Wolverhampton to Euston sweeps around off the Weedon route with the Northampton route joining from the right. There is no junction at this point with the two routes becoming a quadruple route all the way to the capital. Notice the recent and extensive work that has recently been completed to stabilise the huge cutting wall that towers above the line. It is the associated clearance of this that has enabled photographs from this lofty position to be taken but I wonder for how long until re-growth blocks the view once again? Keywords: 390127 11.47 Wolverhampton-London Euston 1B18 Blisworth Road bridge Virgin Trains West Coast Pendolino


390127 working the 11.47 Wolverhampton to Euston sweeps around off

the Weedon route with the Northampton route joining from the right. There is no junction at this point with the two routes becoming a quadruple route all the way to the capital. Notice the recent and extensive work that has recently been completed to stabilise the huge cutting wall that towers above the line. It is the associated clearance of this that has enabled photographs from this lofty position to be taken but I wonder for how long until re-growth blocks the view once again?