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LE Movements, ECS and Test Runs 2018

Discussion in 'What's Going On' started by JohnRobinson, Dec 26, 2017.

  1. JohnRobinson

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    Any idea what this is? Carnforth to ELR = http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/train/U55250/2018/01/04/advanced
     
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    It is for 45407 back to the ELR the day after bringing the Jacobite ECS back from Fort William . Not sure if 45407 will lead the stock back unassisted or if a diesel will drag the whole lot back .
     
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    I know, its not the latter
     
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    45407 flying through Lancaster on way to ELR:-

     
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    45407 LE2b.jpg

    Having brought the 'Jacobite' ECS from Fort William the day before LMS 5MT Class 4-6-0 No. 45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier' departs Carnforth in rather damp conditions and no shortage of steam. Mick Kelly on the regulator fireman unknown, possibly one of IR lads

    45407 LE3b.jpg
     
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    Looks like desperate conditions.Someone must know who was on the shovel?
     
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    Returning back from Jacobite Duties in Scotland, LMS 4-6-0 Black 5 - 45407 "Lancashire Fusilier" heads the final leg from Carnforth to the ELR with support coach on 5Z80 and captured rushing through Balshaw Lane station at speed. DSC_10442.jpg
     
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    Well looks like they were right

    When it aint sunny its a Woolley
     
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    How long is 45407 staying at the ELR
     
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    Jack Johnson firing today
     
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    Cheers
     
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    Strange move
    Reverse at Hellifeld and again at Preston
     
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    A most remarkable way of getting from Leeds to Castelton. Even if there's a gauging problem somewhere on the direct L&Y route, couldn't they go via the LNWR line to the Manchester area?
     
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    Prohibited through Plat 1 (up Plat) at Carnforth these days.

    Peter
     
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    Amazing. How many time has she gone that way in the past, I wonder?
     
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    I wonder why she can't go from Lostock Hall round to Farington Junction onto the WCML and save another reversal at Preston?
     
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    That could be just to minimise the distance going tender first.
     
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    So chimney first to Hellifield then, makes sense now.
     

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