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The trains are there.

Class 25 25218 and train plus D1000 Western Enterprise and train.
A DMU at the far signal
A 'Nodding Donkey'
Glencairn

Can’t spot the nodding donkey

Always good to see. More great scenes, wonderfully photographed.
Quite right, ‘prim and proper’ be blasted. The trains and structures
appear as tenuous visitors upon an aboriginal forest.

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Wed Jun 24, 2020 1:58 pm Can’t spot the nodding donkey

A Pace(r) will find it.

Glencairn

Chops wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 6:18 am Always good to see. More great scenes, wonderfully photographed.
Quite right, ‘prim and proper’ be blasted. The trains and structures
appear as tenuous visitors upon an aboriginal forest.

Thanks once again, Chops. Your comments most welcome. A mix of various company products all blended together.

Glencairn

Is it the squirrels one sees first or the Pacer at Roseville Station?
'Tarmac' wagons passing Roseville School.
Inverness based Class 37 37026 'Glencairn' with a local train on the bridge. Clarence Dock/Fiddle Yard behind.
Glencairn

I saw the pacer, is that what they’re called. I thought you had you captions mixed up because there isn’t a DMU in the orevious picture.

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 2:08 pm I saw the pacer, is that what they’re called. I thought you had you captions mixed up because there isn’t a DMU in the orevious picture.

'Nodding Donkeys' are the nickname for Pacers' people here call them. I thought it was a nickname they had nationally.

The DMU is at the rear of the picture to the right of the signal.

Glencairn

Ah I can just make it out, is out of focus on my iPad, could be anything

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Thu Jun 25, 2020 2:29 pm Ah I can just make it out, is out of focus on my iPad, could be anything

A good job I know it is/was there, WTD.

The reason why it is at the signal.
Glencairn