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European Railroad Discussion > Spring days in South WalesDate: 03/08/21 04:32 Spring days in South Wales Author: 86235 A few pictures from the last week, since the start of Spring on March 1st.
1: The daily train of metallurgical coal from Cwmbargoed to Port Talbot steelworks with the Ffos y fran coal washery beyond 2: Another training run of one of Transport for Wales Mk4 sets 3: 66590 on Sunday afternoon's extra from East Usk Yard in Newport to Moreton on Lugg stone loading facility. That's Ysgyryd Fawr, the Holy Mountain in the background.    Date: 03/08/21 05:03 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: exhaustED Very nice, Nick! I love photo #1 - that's a great perspective!
Date: 03/08/21 06:31 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: 86235 Today's 6V75 steel empties rattling through Abergavenny a few minutes ago
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 03/08/21 06:32 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: 86235 exhaustED Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Very nice, Nick! I love photo #1 - that's a great > perspective! Thanks, from the slopes of Gelligaer Common. Date: 03/08/21 07:04 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: thehighwayman Interesting contrast between the coal washery in the background ... and the solar collector field right next to it.
Will MacKenzie Dundas, ON Date: 03/08/21 10:45 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: 86235 thehighwayman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Interesting contrast between the coal washery in > the background ... and the solar collector field > right next to it. > The coal company's carbon offset scheme. Date: 03/08/21 13:56 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: dwatry Great shots as usual - espec #3!
Date: 03/09/21 06:06 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: gbmott Very nice, Nick. Thanks.
Gordon Date: 03/09/21 10:05 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: 55002 Another good set, Nick. Those TFW Mk4 sets look good. I would hope to get a ride on those, one of the few decent trains left now. chris uk
Date: 03/09/21 14:25 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: krm152 Excellent scenes. Countryside is beautiful.
Video of Class 66 is oustanding. Sounds great. Thanks for the exceptional posting. ALLEN Date: 03/09/21 15:43 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: briancdn Great photos, thanks for posting. I won't even try to pronounce 'Ysgyryd'.
Brian N. Date: 03/10/21 05:17 Re: Spring days in South Wales Author: 86235 briancdn Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Great photos, thanks for posting. I won't even try > to pronounce 'Ysgyryd'. > > Brian N. That's quite easy Is-gi-rid, with a soft s. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/10/21 05:19 by 86235. |