Image 5043, outward leg of The Moonraker, 07.05 Solihull-Salisbury (1Z76), King's Sutton SP498354

5043, outward leg of The Moonraker, 07.05 Solihull-Salisbury (1Z76), King's Sutton SP498354
5043, outward leg of The Moonraker, 07.05 Solihull-Salisbury (1Z76), King's Sutton SP498354 
 Castle Class 4-6-0 5043 'Earl of Mount Edgcumbe' makes a fine sight as it passes through the Northamptonshire countryside just south of King's Sutton. It is leading the outward leg of The Moonraker charter that left Solihul at 07.05 heading for Salisbury. Travelling through my birth county of Wiltshire for a large part of its journey is the origin of the charter's name with Moonrakers being the name to those born in the county due to an ancient and old tale involving a pond, a full moon, a group of old fellas and plenty of ale; look it up! 
 Keywords: 5043 The Moonraker, 07.05 Solihull-Salisbury 1Z76 King's Sutton SP498354 Castle Class 4-6-0 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe
5043, outward leg of The Moonraker, 07.05 Solihull-Salisbury (1Z76), King's Sutton SP498354 
 Castle Class 4-6-0 5043 'Earl of Mount Edgcumbe' makes a fine sight as it passes through the Northamptonshire countryside just south of King's Sutton. It is leading the outward leg of The Moonraker charter that left Solihul at 07.05 heading for Salisbury. Travelling through my birth county of Wiltshire for a large part of its journey is the origin of the charter's name with Moonrakers being the name to those born in the county due to an ancient and old tale involving a pond, a full moon, a group of old fellas and plenty of ale; look it up! 
 Keywords: 5043 The Moonraker, 07.05 Solihull-Salisbury 1Z76 King's Sutton SP498354 Castle Class 4-6-0 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe

Castle Class 4-6-0 5043 'Earl of Mount Edgcumbe' makes a

fine sight as it passes through the Northamptonshire countryside just south of King's Sutton. It is leading the outward leg of The Moonraker charter that left Solihul at 07.05 heading for Salisbury. Travelling through my birth county of Wiltshire for a large part of its journey is the origin of the charter's name with Moonrakers being the name to those born in the county due to an ancient and old tale involving a pond, a full moon, a group of old fellas and plenty of ale; look it up!