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The Green Knight at Pickering
Taken inside Pickering station, now used as the terminus of the, 'North York Moors' historical trust line.
The residual steam and smoke here combining to give a nostalgic feeling of the age of steam.
See PiP
" Essentially a tender version of the Standard 4 Tank like 80135 and 80136, the 4-6-0 version of the British Railways Standard 4 design was intended for general passenger and freight use on lines where the usual "Black Five" and similar locomotives would be too large or heavy. 80 examples were built between 1951 and 1957 and were allocated to the London Midland, Western and Southern regions.
75029 was built in 1954 and was decidedly mobile during her service life, being allocated to depots across the Western region including Reading, Oxford and Swindon, with a stint in Wales at Machynlleth and Croes Newydd sheds in the early to mid sixties.
Painted in British Railways' Brunswick Green livery used on passenger engines, "The Green Knight" has been a stalwart of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, including being passed to work to Whitby and Battersby on the national network. A crack in the firebox was identified in 2015 and she is currently awaiting attention. " NYMR
The residual steam and smoke here combining to give a nostalgic feeling of the age of steam.
See PiP
" Essentially a tender version of the Standard 4 Tank like 80135 and 80136, the 4-6-0 version of the British Railways Standard 4 design was intended for general passenger and freight use on lines where the usual "Black Five" and similar locomotives would be too large or heavy. 80 examples were built between 1951 and 1957 and were allocated to the London Midland, Western and Southern regions.
75029 was built in 1954 and was decidedly mobile during her service life, being allocated to depots across the Western region including Reading, Oxford and Swindon, with a stint in Wales at Machynlleth and Croes Newydd sheds in the early to mid sixties.
Painted in British Railways' Brunswick Green livery used on passenger engines, "The Green Knight" has been a stalwart of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, including being passed to work to Whitby and Battersby on the national network. A crack in the firebox was identified in 2015 and she is currently awaiting attention. " NYMR
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Herb Riddle club has replied to Steve Paxton clubCheers, Herb
Herb Riddle club has replied to Richard NuttallCheers, Herb
Herb Riddle club has replied to Nick Weall clubCheers, Herb
Thank you for the info.
Herb Riddle club has replied to Jaap van 't Veen clubThe detail you've captured in the PiP is superb.
Herb Riddle club has replied to Keith Burton clubCheers, Herb
Very nicely taken in a difficult situation. The clock says 'six o clock', the headcode is for just a brakevan, (which I can just see the end of) so my guess is that this is the end of the day, and it is just about to go back to the shed. 'Tender first' is always difficult, but here you have included a great chunk of roof and smoke to give it some context, so making a really pleasing picture.
Best Wishes
Peter
Herb Riddle club has replied to Peter_Private_Box clubHerb Riddle club has replied to Andy Rodker clubCheers, Herb
Best regards, Doug
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Herb Riddle club has replied to Rosalyn Hilborne clubCheers, Herb
It makes me happy to look at that kind of past !!!
Herb Riddle club has replied to J. Gafarot clubBest Wishes, Herb
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