Image 33005 & 33017, 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour-Cardiff Central (1V26), Salisbury Tunnel Junction
33005 & 33017, 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour-Cardiff Central (1V26), Salisbury Tunnel Junction
33005 & 33017, 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour-Cardiff Central (1V26), Salisbury Tunnel Junction Taken from the 'rear' windows of Salisbury Tunnel Junction signal box the 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour to Bristol Temple Meads 1V26 service is seen. It was unusual to see these services double-headed with just the Brighton trains being rostered for a pair of Crmptons. I thought that I may have might incorrectly identified this train back in 1981 but confirmation from the brilliant RailGenArchive confirms the working. 33005 and 33017 lead the train off the 'branch' from Dean as it was referred to locally. Keywords: 33005 33017 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour-Cardiff Central 1V26 Salisbury Tunnel Junction Crompton
33005 & 33017, 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour-Cardiff Central (1V26), Salisbury Tunnel Junction Taken from the 'rear' windows of Salisbury Tunnel Junction signal box the 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour to Bristol Temple Meads 1V26 service is seen. It was unusual to see these services double-headed with just the Brighton trains being rostered for a pair of Crmptons. I thought that I may have might incorrectly identified this train back in 1981 but confirmation from the brilliant RailGenArchive confirms the working. 33005 and 33017 lead the train off the 'branch' from Dean as it was referred to locally. Keywords: 33005 33017 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour-Cardiff Central 1V26 Salisbury Tunnel Junction Crompton


Taken from the 'rear' windows of Salisbury Tunnel Junction signal

box the 12.10 Portsmouth Harbour to Bristol Temple Meads 1V26 service is seen. It was unusual to see these services double-headed with just the Brighton trains being rostered for a pair of Crmptons. I thought that I may have might incorrectly identified this train back in 1981 but confirmation from the brilliant RailGenArchive confirms the working. 33005 and 33017 lead the train off the 'branch' from Dean as it was referred to locally.