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Интересно за чёрные конструкции в левой стороне фото

Не "хило" так, два шестиосных тепловоза и 11 вагонов. Почти как в 1930-е гг. на Сурамском перевале...

Thank you both :)

Very good!!!

Cool!!!

Colas Rail Class 56094 and 56105 slow to a stop at Heaton Lodge Junction to wait time. Working train 6E32 RIBBLE RAIL - LINDSEY OIL REFINERY COLAS this train will be loaded with bitumen at Lindsey Oil Refinery before heading back overnight to Ribble Rail near Preston. This freight with it's 12 wagons roughly goes from the West Coast to the East Coast of the country.

The location is on the Greetland Junction - Heaton Lodge Junction section, and the lines going off to the left are the main Trans Pennine route in the direction of Huddersfield.

Quote (Craizer, 17.01.2021):
> Gorgeous picture!

Thanks! :)

Gorgeous picture!

Now not so common on the railway line local to my parents, class 158s only visit the line to stand in for a class 170 during the Monday - Saturday period. On Sundays however there is usually 1 or 2 on a diagram running from Sheffield - Hull - Scarborough. This one in the photo is 158786 which is ex Scotrail and was transferred to Northern a few years back now. You can tell by the different headlight cluster shape.
It works the 1W16 0836 Sheffield to Scarborough service covering 113 miles (181km) in 3 hours with 17 stops.
Also due to the lockdown in England again, I haven't really been able to travel anywhere to take photos, so it was nice to get out, even if it's only a minutes walk from the house :)

A lot of the EWS livery carrying locos have that little sticker, they are gradually painting them Red though.

It's a long time ago, I know. But it's very strange to see DB-logo in the UK anyway.

Quote (URAGAN, 17.12.2020):
> Шикарное фото

Thank you!
Quote (Анатолий Нагорнов, 17.12.2020):
> What's the number of secondary locomotive?

I am not sure sorry, it was a few years ago now and I don't tend to make not of locomotive numbers. However it is a DB Cargo class 60.

Fuel snake :)
What's the number of secondary locomotive?

Шикарное фото

DB Cargo 66090 hauls a loaded tank train from Lindsey Oil Refinery to Kingsbury Oil Sidings, through Tamworth high level. Behind the loco is a class 60 which had failed, meaning the freight was running over 2 hours late, due to the class 66 having to go and rescue it.
Tamworth station is an interesting one, as it has a high and low level, with two platforms on each. On the low level the West Coast Main Line runs with 4 tracks, 2 fast 2 slow, the high level has the Birmingham - Derby Cross country line. Both levels see decent amounts of freight.

Цитата (Hagues98, 11.12.2020):

> There are some nice locations in London, if you visit again feel free to message me for advice :)

With great pleassue:)

Цитата (Hagues98, 11.12.2020):
> Quote (Lasselan, 11.12.2020):
> > Good photo!
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> > It's a shame, when I was in London, I didn't go to take photo on the stretch...
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> Thank you!
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> There are some nice locations in London, if you visit again feel free to message me for advice :)

I hope to be able to visit this beautiful city again. If there is such an opportunity, I will definitely write to you, I hope you will be able to show beautiful railway places :)

Quote (Nyanvan, 11.12.2020):
> Yes, cause of middle)

Ahhh, yeah it's almost unique to the UK, we have them on a lot of trains so DMU's and EMU's can be coupled together and crew/passengers can walk through. (you might already know this though)).

And Scotland is lovely! My girlfriend as Harry Potter mad and wants to take the train over that famous viaduct)

Quote (Lasselan, 11.12.2020):
> Good photo!
>
> It's a shame, when I was in London, I didn't go to take photo on the stretch...

Thank you!

There are some nice locations in London, if you visit again feel free to message me for advice :)

Цитата (Hagues98, 11.12.2020):

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> Because of the bit in the middle haha?
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> Did you enjoy the uk?

Yes, cause of middle)
Yeah, enjoyed a lot. Probably the most one of European countries. Hope to come back one day and also visit Scotland, see Fort William (I am also a mountain biker). And take a photo of a "Harry Potter" train.