September 2008
Photos found for catagory: September 2008. 30 images found for this category, page 1 of 3. Click the thumbnails below to view the fullsize image.|
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 National Express 'Chapelfield' livery 156402 stands at a gloomy Norwich with the Sheringham branch train. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 It is now not uncommon to see East Midlands Trains Class 156 units on services to the Midlands from Norwich. This recently re-painted example is 156405, and is seen awaiting it's crewe at Norwich on 2nd September. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 317662 leaves Cambridge for London Liverpool Street. Most of the NatEx fleet now sport the white stripe, identifying their new operator against their 'one' livery. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 66570 powers through Ely towards Dock Junction with 4L85, the 08:57 Leeds - Felixstowe intermodal train. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 365527 coasts to a halt in the goods loop at Ely with 5H91 Cambridge TMD - Ely. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 EWS 60077 accelerates through Ely station at the helm of 6M29, the 14:45 Harlow Mill - Mountsorrel service. The train, which is formed of MEA box wagons, only made it as far as Peterborough Yard on this occasion. It is about 30 minutes early passing the camera here. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 A myraid of liveries can still be seen around the former WA area. Here, 317651 is seen awaiting the road from Cambridge still sporting it's dated West Anglia Great Northern livery from the mid 90s. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 First Capital Connect have been applying their attractive 'neon bars' livery to their fleet of 317s working on Kings Cross - Cambridge and Peterborough services. Only a handful of the units currently carry the scheme, and 317140 stands at Cambridge on 2nd September about to leave with 1C72, the 1715 service to Kings Cross. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 Recently released into traffic in the new National Express East Anglia silver and white moquette, Class 90 No. 90015 is seen waiting to depart from Norwich under heavy skies with 1P61, the 1900 service to London. The loco was recently named 'Colchester Castle' in a ceremony at Colchester station, with the plates formerly carried by Class 86 No. 86242. |
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Tuesday 02 September 2008 The road ahead... |