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Steam engine 34046 'Braunton' - merged posts
As at 18th December 2024 06:53 GMT
 
Re: Steam engine 34046 'Braunton' - merged posts
Posted by Clan Line at 10:53, 13th December 2024
 
One final shot from Wednesday (and probably this year !)



I noticed from my photos that she didn't seem to be carrying much coal in the tender.


Re: Steam engine 34046 'Braunton' - merged posts
Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 21:15, 12th December 2024
 
With many thanks for your posting of those excellent images, Clan Line, I've merged those posts here in to this specific topic - for ease of future reference. 


Braunton.............again
Posted by Clan Line at 13:27, 11th December 2024
 
Passing Norton Bavant at speed - Bath bound.



  with competition from the RAF !


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NOT.......Britannia !!
Posted by Clan Line at 12:57, 9th December 2024
 

Braunton passes Sherrington crossing at a very sedate walking pace this morning.



(Postimages used)

Re: Braunton
Posted by Mark A at 18:39, 27th September 2023
 
Lifted the safety valve on departure from Bath Spa and it stayed lifted for some time, rather masking the exhaust beat from the locomotive.

With a southerly wind, no opportunity for the 'Coal-fired loco exhaust scent' to make its way up the half mile or so from Bath Spa station into Lyncombe Vale as happened once before, finding me as I happened to be waiting in the autumn dusk on the old trackbed there, on the little viaduct just before Combe Down Tunnel - the scent causing an unexpected scalp-tingling, on account of being a once commonplace event there now so rare and so distant.

Mark

Steam engine 34046 'Braunton' - merged posts
Posted by Clan Line at 15:10, 27th September 2023
 
Coasting towards Heywood Jct on the way to Bath, this afternoon.


 
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