Spent an all to rare day lineside with Chris Miller last week.
The trains, while irregular, were certainly worth the wait.
The trains, while irregular, were certainly worth the wait.
4463 was first cab off the rank with 4717 pushing up the rear with containers from the port.
Pride of the fleet - a very respectable looking 4463 powers away from the Page Street overbridge making a beautiful ALCo sound as it heads towards Mascot.
BULLDOGS - BULLDOGS - BULLDOGS
Yep the rest of the time spent there was a Bulldogfest-but please don't let that deter you from looking at the rest of the shots.
GM22 and GM27 with yet another rake of containers slowly make their way out of the yard and up towards Page Street.
Kelloggs is the large building in the background.
Yep the rest of the time spent there was a Bulldogfest-but please don't let that deter you from looking at the rest of the shots.
GM22 and GM27 with yet another rake of containers slowly make their way out of the yard and up towards Page Street.
Kelloggs is the large building in the background.
Last but not least was the passing of S300 and B76 on, yep, more containers. The train came up shortly before my due departure to pick up'she who must be obeyed'.
Thanks be to Chris for filling in the gaps between trains with some good conversation.
Will ferret through my stuff for some more historical stuff to post shortly.
