On that note, the old station was closed in the mid 60s, did that get any diesel action? Again, ive never seen pics.
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The Midland main line services were generally operated by Peaks (class 45s) from the early 60s. Old platform 12 (now only the stub remains a platform behind the box) was the major arrival and departure platform for the north prior to the resignalling of the early 70s.Stav wrote:
On that note, the old station was closed in the mid 60s, did that get any diesel action? Again, ive never seen pics.
Cheers
I've got a few:Stav wrote:The fantastic pic of the 37 going over Ashton Swing Bridge on the main page made me think. Are there any more pics around of diesels running on this line, both the Ashton end and the Temple Meads end? I have looked but not spotted any.
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Thanks for reminding me! However, I don't think it was quite as straightforward as that.Hobbler wrote:Severn Beach Trains used to depart from the old Platform 14 while Green Park trains would use the terminal end of the same platform which was numbered Platform 15.Robin Summerhill wrote:
And I've completely forgotten where the Severn Beach trains departed from when the old station was still in use! I'm sure there is somebody out there who can remind me.
The terminal end of Platform 12 was called Platform 13 and would also occasionally be used for local services.
This is a great photo. Does anyone have any Contact details for Philip Watson as he has some interesting Photos of the BRI and the Terrell Street Nurses Home (which is shortly going to be demolished within the next year)nickt wrote:Some interesting photos andy. found picc of a black 5 opposite "spike island" on its way with excursion from harbour towards bonded warehouses. circa 1982 http://www.flickr.com/photos/rpw934/226 ... 673261299/
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Hello, that's me. Gather you're interested in early 80s Bristol pix. I'm still scanning & uploading my old negs. Anywhere/anything you're looking for in particular?Does anyone have any Contact details for Philip Watson as he has some interesting Photos of the BRI and the Terrell Street Nurses Home (which is shortly going to be demolished within the next year)
Hi Yes I'm very Interested in the Terrell Street Pictures as I work in that building and have Friends who lived their in the 60sPhilip Watson wrote:Hello, that's me. Gather you're interested in early 80s Bristol pix. I'm still scanning & uploading my old negs. Anywhere/anything you're looking for in particular?Does anyone have any Contact details for Philip Watson as he has some interesting Photos of the BRI and the Terrell Street Nurses Home (which is shortly going to be demolished within the next year)
Yes, I've got a few more on the reel, though the bed & the basin are probably the clearest images. I'll have a rummage and will see what else I can work up; and will post to Flickr as and when they're ready.Hi Yes I'm very Interested in the Terrell Street Pictures as I work in that building and have Friends who lived their in the 60s
Could these be made available again please?AndyK wrote:I've got a few:Stav wrote:The fantastic pic of the 37 going over Ashton Swing Bridge on the main page made me think. Are there any more pics around of diesels running on this line, both the Ashton end and the Temple Meads end? I have looked but not spotted any.
Cheers
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p56865580.html
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p56680144.html
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p56674158.html
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p58474130.html
I think these photos are available on this very site e.g. http://bristol-rail.co.uk/wiki/Ashton_S ... Signal_BoxWilson wrote:Could these be made available again please?AndyK wrote:I've got a few:Stav wrote:The fantastic pic of the 37 going over Ashton Swing Bridge on the main page made me think. Are there any more pics around of diesels running on this line, both the Ashton end and the Temple Meads end? I have looked but not spotted any.
Cheers
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p56865580.html
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p56680144.html
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p56674158.html
http://andy-kirkham.fotopic.net/p58474130.html