Tangmere 11th March Bath and Bristol

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Tangmere 11th March Bath and Bristol

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Details for Tangmere's run to Bath and Bristol.

http://www.uksteam.info/tours/t12/t0311a.htm

Runs up the Avon Valley from Bradford to Bath and Bristol.
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There are many road closures on March 11th in Bath so if you are venturing out for this one beware of runners.

Organisation Name:Bath and North East Somerset
Location:2012 Bath Half Marathon - Sunday 11th March
Ward:Bathavon West
Description:Argyle St, Edward St, Great Pulteney St, Laura Pl, Johnstone St, Pulteney Bridge, Pulteney Mews, Spring Gardens Rd, Sunderland St, Vane St, William St, Ambury, Broad Quay, Charles St, Chapel Row, Charlotte St, Churchill Bridge, Churchill Bridge Gyratory, Darlington St, Green Park Rd, Lwr Bristol Rd, Midland Bridge Rd, Midland Rd, Newbridge Rd, Pinesway, Pulteney Rd, Queen Sq, Queens Square Pl, Rossiter Rd, Uppr Bristol Rd, Windsor Bridge Rd, Grove St, Henrietta St, A4 dual carriageway- Globe Rbt
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According to 'uksteam', Tangmere is booked to run from Carnforth to Southall on Thursday, 8th March (provisionally).

Fingers crossed. <BJ>
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Tangmere replaced by 'Black 5' no. 44932. Timings may have to be adjusted because of the max speed of 60 mph for a '5'. One of the good points is that a 'Black 5' will be VERY noisy. <BJ>
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Near Corston on the return run.

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BristleGWR wrote:Near Corston on the return run.
Very nice, Ian. Well done. I especially like how you managed to get get the rods at the bottom (wink, wink).

Earlier in the day I wanted to film the train heading to Bristol so stood next to the A4 dual-carriageway near Bath, between the Globe pub and Newbridge. Normally the A4 is such a busy road that it is impossible to hear the train approaching as the traffic is deafening. But today the road had been closed to road traffic for the Bath half marathon. At 2pm when the train was due the only sounds were of the occasional family out for a 'quiet' walk or the sounds of birds. It was an eerie feeling but when the train passed in glorious light, it was a very good feeling. For once I could actually hear the train from Oldfied Park, Bath to Saltford. Happy days. <BJ>
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BristleGWR wrote:Near Corston on the return run.

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Excellent photo! I did some filming near Corston and later near BTM. Not fantastic as I'm struggling without the viewfinder I've become used to. But it was satisfyingly loud - pity there was no whistle!

http://youtu.be/4gbKK8qd3z8
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A fine engine in the style of collett
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Connecting Rods definitely at the bottom!!!!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mao_zhou/6832966634/
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