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Published: 2010-06-15 22:27:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 3075; Favourites: 97; Downloads: 93
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The diesel event I attended was the Keighley and Worth Valley Railways diesel gala on 12th June. Upon arrival, I passed over the shed at Haworth, and returned to capture the lineup of traction stabled there at that time. From left to right: Class 08 shunter number 08266, British Rail Class 25 number D5185 "Castell Dinas Bran", DRS Class 37 number 37194, British Rail Class 33 number 33109, British Rail Class 37 number 37901 "Mirlees Pioneer", WCRC Class 37 number 37706 and English Electric prototype diesel shunter number D0226 "Vulcan".Related content
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Damn diesel engines, took over the American Railways.
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I Couldnt have said it better myself.
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It sucks though i prefer Steam engines over Diesel engines any day
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Yeah!
Our Diesels Look Freaking Ugly!
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oh thank you.
yours not bad ether.
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Dude, not gonna lie, but this is a FANTASTIC photo!!! Inspiring photo too.
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This place reminds me of Barrow Hill with all these old locomotives!
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Ever seen Long Marston?
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Ex M.O.D yard full of stored diesels and electrics. It's a Class 86 lovers candy shop.
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No, it's simply a long term storage unit.
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IT'S THE D FACTOR! So, you think you can... erm... SOMTHING!
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*whistles*
that's a nice collection of diesels there.. not as fancy as steam, but efficient. And I like the bright yellow fronts (and backs 
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For the record, I'd like to state that I can't make a smiley face that whistles or chews. Anybody who can help with that, thanks
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wow, you know your 'traction' this is an interesting shot as most are from ground level
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You and holzernes-herz basically took the same photo! [link]
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This I am aware of, it seems with meets like this it turns into a competition of how many identical shots can we get in one day?
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I guess you guys should compare your work and turn it into a learning process...
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We did, we asked people on here to compare shots and state the best bits of each, however some people got a tad wound up by it, and now it's just a little joke we carry out on here.
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I'm American, but I still always liked the British locomotives better for some reason.
Maybe because they have the yellow ends.
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Oh God they're modernising the Preserved railways!
But, seriously, nice shot. Proper diesels these.
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Nah, steam comes back fighting here.
I agree, pukka British diesel traction, none of the American/European built shite we have now...
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Class 70s, I said it before and I'll say it again. Abominations.
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And you'll get no arguement from me...
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Nice to see so many British classics all grouped together in one place like this. Very nice angle as well, taken from a brilliant vantage point. Nice stuff indeed
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That road is really quite handy, even though you have to risk life and limb getting the shot. To me though, this is what a British motive power depot should look like...
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As in all-British locomotives inhabiting an old steam shed? Totally agreed with you there mate.
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Ok, minus the steam shed.
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Such a good location for a road bridge. 
Shame it hasn't got a pavement and you have to stand in the road to take this shot.
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Nice loco... BUS!!!! *jumps off bridge*
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