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Stalybridge Tameside Greater Manchester 28th June 2020

Stalybridge Tameside Greater Manchester 28th June 2020
An unidentified TransPennine Class 185 dmu heads towards Stalybridge station with the first eastbound train of this Sunday morning - 1K11 the 08.32 Manchester Piccadilly to Hull service. The Pennine mountains fill the horizon.

The two large cotton mill buildings, Clarence Mill to the left & Whitelands Twist Mill on the right, have been put to other use but it is good to see them still standing.

HFF and have a good weekend from lockdown Leicester!

Frans Schols, buonacoppi, Berny, Erhard Bernstein and 14 other people have particularly liked this photo


Latest comments - All (14)
 Trudy Tuinstra
Trudy Tuinstra club
Have a nice weekend.
3 years ago.
 David G Johnson
David G Johnson club
Have a mighty fine HFF... L.G and keep well... best wishes.. from Dj.
3 years ago.
 Peter Castell
Peter Castell club
A wonderful glimpse of Manchester's industrial past, HFF I hope you have a good weekend with your lockdown ! I'm about 150 yards outside it
3 years ago.
 Peter_Private_Box
Peter_Private_Box club
Hi Pete

A very nice picture, which I really like

Fantastic colours in the old mill. Big chang efrom the dirty brown which I remember from passing here so many times..


Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
3 years ago.
 Loose_Grip/Pete
Loose_Grip/Pete club has replied
Good point Herb but I suggest that to the railway builders of 1849 the Pennines looked like the Alps! Thanks for your comment.
3 years ago.

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