Glasgow Queen Street plays host to one of my favourite 47s! 47461 ‘Charles Rennie Mackintosh’ in Scotrail livery, waiting to depart to Inverness. Meanwhile 37051 steals the limelight departing for Oban. #Class47#GQS#Scotrail#Trainspotting
The class 37 is just as synonymous with the West Highland Line as the chalet-style station buildings. A departmental liveried example stands in the platform at Bridge of Orchy.
#Class37#Tractor#WestHighlandLine#BridgeOfOrchy
The usual buffer end station shot at Kyle of Lochalsh, but why not! 37156 ‘British Steel Hunterston’ prepares to push back and run around the stock for the return journey to Inverness.
#Class37#Tractor#KyleOfLochalsh
The mighty Mirrlees Blackstone rumbles through Leeds once again. 60021 ‘Penyghent’ makes its way through the city with 6M31, Hunslet to Arcow Quarry.
#Class60#Tug#GBRf#LeedsCityStation
37401 ‘Mary Queen of Scots’ makes its way out of the depot at Fort William followed up closely by 08853. Mary not long off a repaint at the time, looking amazing as ever! Nice bit of signalling included for good measure!
#Class37#Tractor#FortWilliam#MaryQueenOfScots
Class 419 DLV 68001 (9001) in the London and South-East (Jaffa cake) livery at Stewart’s Lane depot. Without a shadow of a doubt, one of my all time favourite liveries!#Class419#DLV#Jaffacake#StewartsLane
With many years of hard work behind it, Generator 47416 sits forlorn at Doncaster Works with sister 47405 for company.
Both locos were withdrawn in 1986, and cut up at Crewe Works.
#Class47#BRBlue#DoncasterWorks#BritishRail