Image 59001, 14.39 Acton-Whatley (6C76, 18E), Frome North Parade bridge
59001, 14.39 Acton-Whatley (6C76, 18E), Frome North Parade bridge
59001, 14.39 Acton-Whatley (6C76, 18E), Frome North Parade bridge Pioneer 59001 'Yeoman Endeavour ' passes through Frome with the 14.39 Acton to Whatley 6C76 stone empties. Notice that this Class 59 carries a bell that was fitted when the locomotive was named in a ceremony at Merehead quarry on 28.06.86 to celebrate the entry to service as one of the initial batch of three locomotives following exhaustive testing and driver training. Back then, little did we know what a profound impact these North American built locomotives would have on our railways. Whilst this looks to be a quiet and rural spot the photograph is taken from the very busy North Parade road bridge close to Frome's town centre. Keywords: 59001 14.39 Acton-Whatley 6C76 Frome North Parade bridge Yeoman Endeavour
59001, 14.39 Acton-Whatley (6C76, 18E), Frome North Parade bridge Pioneer 59001 'Yeoman Endeavour ' passes through Frome with the 14.39 Acton to Whatley 6C76 stone empties. Notice that this Class 59 carries a bell that was fitted when the locomotive was named in a ceremony at Merehead quarry on 28.06.86 to celebrate the entry to service as one of the initial batch of three locomotives following exhaustive testing and driver training. Back then, little did we know what a profound impact these North American built locomotives would have on our railways. Whilst this looks to be a quiet and rural spot the photograph is taken from the very busy North Parade road bridge close to Frome's town centre. Keywords: 59001 14.39 Acton-Whatley 6C76 Frome North Parade bridge Yeoman Endeavour


Pioneer 59001 'Yeoman Endeavour ' passes through Frome with the

14.39 Acton to Whatley 6C76 stone empties. Notice that this Class 59 carries a bell that was fitted when the locomotive was named in a ceremony at Merehead quarry on 28.06.86 to celebrate the entry to service as one of the initial batch of three locomotives following exhaustive testing and driver training. Back then, little did we know what a profound impact these North American built locomotives would have on our railways. Whilst this looks to be a quiet and rural spot the photograph is taken from the very busy North Parade road bridge close to Frome's town centre.