ipernity: Modern railways - 1990s onwards by Phil Sutters

FGW 165118 Reading 17 8 2012

17 Aug 2012

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Gatwick Express 442 402 at Eastbourne 5 7 10

05 Jul 2010

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GBRF 66712 & 66715 Hastings 26 8 2011

16 May 2009

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GBRf 66729 - Hastings - 7.10.2011

07 Oct 2011

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Hampden Park Signal Box - Eastbourne - 1.5.2013

01 May 2013

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Gulls go First - Southern Railway 377 468 - Eastb…

20 Jan 2012

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Hampden Park Station 1 5 2013

01 May 2013

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Hastings station with Stagecoach,ESCC Rider &c 18…

18 Nov 2011

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Island Line 006 approaches Ryde Pierhead 2004

10 Feb 2011

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Island Line 006 Ryde Esplanade 2004

10 Feb 2011

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Island Line 006 Ryde Pierhead 2004

10 Feb 2011

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Island Line 007 Ryde Pier Head 27 9 2006

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This was on a short break holiday at Shanklin. We had chosen that resort as it had a rail link. These good people had travelled on the train on which we started our journey home. Who knows how many are holiday makers.

Island Line 007 Shanklin 29 9 2006

29 Sep 2006

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Island Line 008 Ryde Pier Head 27 9 2006

27 Sep 2006

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With the grandchildren back at school and nursery, we could get away for a short break on the Isle of Wight. Shanklin was chosen as much for its rail link as its scenery and amenities. The funny thing was that, although she was a Londoner, my wife hated going on the tube! That's not graffiti! That's a dinosaur themed livery, on a former London Underground (or tube) train.

Lewes station at 10:24 on 24.11.2011

24 Nov 2011

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Changing at Lewes is a necessity on the route from Seaford to London Victoria, apart from one or two rush hour trains that run to and from Seaford directly to London. You can continue your journey to Brighton and get Southern, Thameslink and some Gatwick Express trains to a variety of London stations and in the case of Thameslink much further.