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LE Movements, ECS and Test Runs 2018

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

  1. iancawthorne

    iancawthorne Well-Known Member

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    For Albert Seymour, as per the 8F on the Dalesman on Tuesday.
     
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    I've noticed that the 5M50 and 5m51 slots for loco test runs have disappeared off RTT since the new timetables came in
     
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    It shouldn't be a suprise they were only bid until 18/05/2018.
    OK, so someone forgot to roll the timetable bid forward into the subsiduary (May 2018) WTT .
    These things happen in the best circles. With TOC's the public check and get all excited when to 0800 from Little Snoring to Much Dithering drops out of the timetable... (Other examples available ....)

    Cheers, Neil
     
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    Activated 0800
     
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    The K1 was in steam when I passed last Friday (would have posted then but was on the way to catch a ferry!)
     
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    K1 LE 1b.jpg

    Yet another cracking day sees the K1 No. 62005 working 5M51 to Hellifield and back. Ron Smith driving and Chris Holmes firing
     
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    Just a test run before heading up north ?
     
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    It is indeed .
     
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    My footage of 62005 light engine test
     
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    62005 on a move to Fort William .

     
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    Early birds and worms spring to mind lol
     
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    True enough plus I couldn’t be wrong side as the sun wasn’t out lol
     
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    62005 at Woodhouse
     
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    You can still get sunburned on a cloudy day—because even though clouds block the sun light, they don't block all of the sun's harmful UV rays. But here's what you may not know: You should pay attention to the kind of cloud is in the sky, too, because different types block more UV rays than others. Grey clouds allow 32 percent of rays to shine through to the surface, and white, fluffy clouds are worse...they allow 89 percent of rays through. So even if it's cloudy, cover up.Moral of the story is stay on the right side for the light:D
     
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