Image 180108, GC 07.48 London King's Cross-Sunderland (1N90, 5L), Tempsford level crossing

180108, GC 07.48 London King's Cross-Sunderland (1N90, 5L), Tempsford level crossing
180108, GC 07.48 London King's Cross-Sunderland (1N90, 5L), Tempsford level crossing 
 Grand Central's 180108 'William Shakespeare' works the 07.48 King's Cross to Sunderland service past Tempsford. The station was located directly behind the train closing in 1956 but the goods shed still survives seen above the second coach of the Adelante. If the third section of the new East-West link ever comes to fruition, Tempsford could once again have a station with a new interchange built half a mile north of this location where the new line would cross the ECML - in my lifetime; I'm not so sure! 
 Keywords: 180108 07.48 London King's Cross-Sunderland 1N90 Tempsford level crossing Adelante Grand Central
180108, GC 07.48 London King's Cross-Sunderland (1N90, 5L), Tempsford level crossing 
 Grand Central's 180108 'William Shakespeare' works the 07.48 King's Cross to Sunderland service past Tempsford. The station was located directly behind the train closing in 1956 but the goods shed still survives seen above the second coach of the Adelante. If the third section of the new East-West link ever comes to fruition, Tempsford could once again have a station with a new interchange built half a mile north of this location where the new line would cross the ECML - in my lifetime; I'm not so sure! 
 Keywords: 180108 07.48 London King's Cross-Sunderland 1N90 Tempsford level crossing Adelante Grand Central

Grand Central's 180108 'William Shakespeare' works the 07.48 King's Cross

to Sunderland service past Tempsford. The station was located directly behind the train closing in 1956 but the goods shed still survives seen above the second coach of the Adelante. If the third section of the new East-West link ever comes to fruition, Tempsford could once again have a station with a new interchange built half a mile north of this location where the new line would cross the ECML - in my lifetime; I'm not so sure!