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Modern Jazz in B+W
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Modern Jazz
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Oliver Cromwell
Britannia class Oliver Cromwell at approx 60mph- grebeman
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Oliver Cromwell entering Totnes
Britannia class locomotive Oliver Cromwell passing Totnes on a special Bristol to Par service 19/05/12- grebeman
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Smoke and steam
The Castle class locomotive Earl of Mount Edgecumbe tackling Hemerdon bank just east of Plymouth (UK)- grebeman
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A satisfied crew
With Hemerdon behind them and tackled in grand style the crew are to be congratulated- grebeman
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The incline eases
At this point the incline eases from 1 in 42 to 1 in 51- grebeman
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Climbing Hemerdon
Earl of Mount Edgecumbe nears the top of Hemerdon Bank east of Plymouth (Devon), a 1 in 42 2.5 mile incline, the 4th steepest on the British mainline- grebeman
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Earl of Mount Edgecumbe
A castle class locomotive swings round the bend into the former Brent station- grebeman
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Approaching Brent
The castle class engine Earl of Mount Edgecumbe approaching the site of the former station at Brent (South Brent)- grebeman
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Tangmere and Oliver Cromwell
A double headed steam train near the top of Rattery Bank, south Devon- grebeman
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Rattery Bank
This is near the top of Rattery Bank, a nine mile incline between Totnes and Plymouth (Devon) which in places is 1 in 51, making it the 7th steepest incline on the mainline in the UK- grebeman
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The Dartmouth slipway
The Dartmouth Lower Ferry slipway from the pontoon side as it approaches the slipway- grebeman
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Full ahead
The engines are kept full ahead to hold the pontoon against the slipway- grebeman
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Dartmouth slipway
The Dartmouth slipway for the Lower Ferry- grebeman
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Timing was important
Getting on and off the Dartmouth Lower Ferry at high tide in rough weather is all about timing- grebeman
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Dartmouth Lower Ferry
Approaching the slipway on the Dartmouth side having crossed the river from Kingswear- grebeman
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Dartmouth Lower Ferry
Setting out across the river to Kingswear- grebeman
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Dartmouth Lower Ferry
Turning the tug after going astern from the slipway- grebeman
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Dartmouth Lower Ferry
The Lower ferry approaching the slip in rough conditions- grebeman
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Early afternoon goods
The early afternoon goods train approaching Staverton from Totnes on the South Devon Railway- grebeman
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Restarting after a signal check
This double headed train was checked (stopped) by the home signal approaching Staverton station and makes a steamy restart- grebeman
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Early morning milk train
An early morning milk train between Staverton and Buckfastleigh on the South Devon Railway- grebeman
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Ready to collect the token
The signalman at Buckfastleigh waiting to collect the single line working token from an inbound engine- grebeman
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Exchanging the token
Exchanging the single line working token designed to prevent head on collisions on single track railways with more than one engine in steam- grebeman
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Early morning milk train
The early morning milk train on the South Devon Railway, Easter gala approaching Hood Bridge alongside the River Dart- grebeman
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Awaiting the guards all clear
Driver of Collett 3205 awaiting the signal from the guard to tell him all is clear to start the train- grebeman
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Train crew in conversation
The train crew, driver, fireman and guard in conversation at Staverton station on the South Devon Railway- grebeman
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Keeping the dust down
Footplate crew member hosing down the coal dust on Collett 3205 at Staverton on the South Devon Railway- grebeman
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Guard gives the all clear
The guard giving the driver the all clear to start the train at Staverton station on the South Devon Railway- grebeman
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Relaxing before the journey
Engine crew on Collett 3205 on the South Devon Railway at Buckfastleigh- grebeman
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In conversation
Driver of Collett 3205 on the South Devon Railway at Buckfastleigh- grebeman
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Engine Driver
Driver of pannier tank No 1369 on the South Devon Railway at Buckfastleigh about to move the reversing lever from full forward gear to full reverse gear- grebeman
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Coupling Up
Coupling the engine to the leading carriage on the South Devon Railway at Buckfastleigh- grebeman
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African Spotted Eagle Owl
An African Spotted Eagle Owl from the rare breeds farm at Totnes, seen on the platform at Totnes Riverside on the South Devon Railway- grebeman
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