87027 greets the visitors |
A long line of sadness, the 87s line up for their last starring role |
The 87s attracted plenty of admirers |
47746 & 701 sit outside the shed |
47746 soaks up the sun |
87028-7 & 87022-0 display their new identities |
47701 by the shed |
Back in Rail Blue & with Royal Sovereign plate 87002 sits in the yard |
87002s nameplate |
And 87002 from the other end |
86401 was part of the main line-up |
Recently put into warm store at Long Marston 73201 enjoys a spell in the sun |
08447 in it's new guise |
87029 was singled out for display |
GBRF visitor 66722 |
73201/86401/87002 & 47701 in the main line-up |
08345, one of the 4 Deanside Class 08s on the site |
Another of the Deanside shunters 08736 |
20902 heads a line of stored locos |
The final Deanside 08. Which two will never return? |
86223 & 86215 head the lines of stored 86s |
86228 complete with nameplate still attached |
86250 at the other end of the line |
37696 tucked in around the back |
37683 was keeping classmate 37696 company |
37898 over the far side |
56011 in a better position for a photo than my last visit |
56021 with "enhanced" paintwork |
37898 & the two 56s in the exchange sidings |
Would you buy a T-Shirt from these dodgy characters? |
The little Saddle Tank was giving rides around the top of the yard |
Another "enhanced" paint job |
Long Marstons "Yard of many colours" |
87014 heads the line of 87s from the other end |
87013 - unlucky for some |
87032 enjoys all of the attention |
87023 was also in the limelight |
3 immaculate 'Leccys, 87002, 86401 & 73201 |
The ticket for the event |
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