East Lancs Railway Diesel Gala 2024 Part 1 Friday

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10 күн бұрын

The East Lancs. Railways Summer diesel gala attracted more people than I have ever seen on a Friday The class 20 and 70 hauled trains being the most popular. As well as that the opportunity to ride to the limit of ELR's track at Hopwood, not an everyday reversing point, was taken by many. A great gala event. For more of Fridays action have a look on Phil's channel who captured a few of the trains I travelled on from the lineside. / @philclarke3203
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@JoshHodginsTrains 9 күн бұрын

Enjoy it

@ccrx6700 9 күн бұрын

Freightliner a Genesee & Wyoming Company. Interesting! I need know more bout that. GW owns over 120 different railroads here. Do we they own the RR there or just 😮tge loco or what?

@cedarcam 9 күн бұрын

Our railways were privatised in a very complicated way. Network Rail own all the track signalling and structures like tunnels / bridges. All the rolling stock and locomotives were put up for sale and bought by leasing companies who rent them out, and companies like Freightliner were formed before the sell off called shadow companies, these were bought and got contracts to carry freight, and hired in locomotives from the leasing companies, they pay Network Rail to run them on their track, if they make a profit that's theirs to keep. So Freightliner is a British subsidiary company of American company Genesse Wyoming who ordered 30 of these locomotives from GE to be built in Erie Pennsylvania and shipped over here One was dropped on the dock and bent like a banana when a sling broke and was a write off. It was sent back for spares. They were built in 2009. We hardly own anything now Power plants steel works even our Royal Mail has just been sold off abroad what a country.