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Cop a look at that! And don't forget to admire the loco while you're at it. 56073 Tremorfa Steelworks is a long way from home, boyo. (Wales, in case the subtle clue didn't give it away).
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2 more minutes then I'm going for my tea break and if that freight turns up, then b*ll*cks to it!
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A RES parcels service prepares to depart from underneath the vista of a Slovakian mountain. Not something you see everyday, but at Valkova Road, anything is possible.
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Dusk falls as a Fred takes on fuel at the small refuelling point.
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The passengers crowding on the platform have yet to be told over-running engineering works have cancelled the morning service ... and before Health & Safety get overly excited, yes, the photographer did have a Hi-Viz vest on, was wearing safety boots (in case 100 tons of train drove over his foot), a hard hat (in case the same 100 tons of train fell on him) a trackside permit, Network Rail authority to be on the track and British Transport Police permission to take pictures, although you don't need it to to vandalise parked up trains, apparently.
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66135 creeps into the stabling area at Valkova Road at the end of a long shift for the driver, as Rachel Stevens' concert gets underway at The Haymarket. Sweet Dreams My EWS.
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Cornish favourite (after Ginsters Pasties) 37671 Tre Pol And Pen idles in the siding between jobs.
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A blast from the past as 50031 Hood on railtour duty pops in for fuel. The name refers to a famous British Battlecruiser from World War 2, and not an item of clothing beloved of present day thugs to avoid being picked up on CCTV.
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A closer look at the fuelling point as 60007 arrives for a top up, and interrupts a Health & Safety Risk Assessment Meeting (Safe use of kettle in Portacabin) in the process. The dumptruck has been hired in to move some of the notes from last week's meeting.
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