BR Class 52: D1062 "Western Courier" heading down Eardington Bank.
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13th August 1978. The NREA Swindon Works Tour. Out on the scrap lines.... The cabs of D1001, D1065 and 08 135 as back-drop to the wheel sets.
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This Friday, 17th September, BR Class 52 'Western' No. D1015 'Western Champion' takes to the mainline for the first time after repairs were completed.
swindon station Western Class 52 and then the APT-E rolled in
A pair of class 52 "Westerns" stand on number 1 road at Gloucester Horton Road depot (85B) in May 1968.The loco on the right is "Western Hero",whilst the one on the left is unidentified.
The sea wall at Teignmouth was the location for this picture of Class 52 D1033 Western Trooper, the loco sounded in very good health as it slowed for a stop at Teignmoth station, the lack of glag was no doubt appreciated by the holiday makers if not the author. The train is a Paddington - Plymouth and the date 10/09/1975
Class 52 Diesel hydraulic locomotive No. D1051 "Western Ambassador" still turning heads in its last year of service, departs Old Oak Common for the short trip to Paddington station on July 13th 1976. Camera: Olympus Pen F Half Frame SLR.
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Having rolled around the corner less than a minute after the previous train (hauled by 1048), had disappeared into the tunnels, Western Class 52 no. 1033 Western Trooper had to wait a few minutes before launching into this spirited departure on a busy summer Saturday. My notes say this was the 2nd relief for the 1220 Penzance-Paddington (was there a 1st?) but it was difficult to track all the many passing trains, especially since headcodes had ceased to be used by now. Rumour had it that Dawlish box was having problems which caused a backlog on the sea wall during the busy periods. Ref: SL383
'Western Lord' (right) ticking over by the turntable, alongside 1041 'Western Prince' There were five other class 52's in active use at Old Oak Common that Saturday morning including 1056 'Western Sultan' in the background. Warships and Hymeks had already been withdrawn by then and the 33 Westerns left only had a short time left in front line service before class 50's arrived and HST sets were introduced. Although the use of train identification codes had been discontinued just before this photo was taken, the dreaded 0000 had not yet appeared. At least the Westerns displayed their loco numbers in their final months of activity. 1B25 was I believe the 12:30 Paddington to Penzance. One of my favourite pictures, but apologies for the poor quality. One of only two films I don't have the negatives for, and I had the prints produced on that damn matt paper that produces millions of spots when scanned so this image has needed several hours in the 'digital darkroom' to get rid of most of them. Another editing session (21st April 2013), and a re-launch!
Seen in Clapham Junction having worked in from Guildford is Class 455, 455872, with a service for London Waterloo.
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BeeGees, an Appaloosa, showing in Western Pleasure Trail Class. Owned by Kathy Dodson. Ground pole obstacle with two wall standards in front of which are a pair of my stained wood planter boxes with flowers and plants. Traditional scale.
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