The Class 37 (37403) Isle of Mull in Ravenglass on the way to Crlisle

The Class 37 (37403) Isle of Mull in Ravenglass on the way to Crlisle.

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The Class 37 (37403) Isle of Mull in Ravenglass on the way to Crlisle. 27.04.2018

27.04.2018

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EXIF: SONY ILCA-77M2, Date 2018:04:27 13:38:36, Exposure time: 1/320, Blend: 90/10, ISO160, Focal length: 500/10

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The Class 37 (37403) Isle of Mull in Ravenglass on the way to Crlisle.

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Pushing the Carlisle (8:42) service to Barrow (11:30), Northern's hired Class 37, 37 403, leaves the Parton halt. The Class 37 is a diesel-electric passenger and freight locomotive that was delivered between 1960 and 1965 by English Electric and Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns. 309 units were built and the locomotive was initially put into operation as the EE3. Shortly before the turn of the millennium, the Class 37 was increasingly dispensed with. April 25, 2018 
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United Kingdom / Companies / Northern Rail, United Kingdom / Diesel locomotives / Class 37

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The 37 403 arrives at Carlisle station. The Class 37 is a diesel-electric passenger and freight locomotive that was delivered between 1960 and 1965 by English Electric and Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns. 309 units were built and the locomotive was initially put into operation as the EE3. Shortly before the turn of the millennium, the Class 37 was increasingly dispensed with. April 25, 2018 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

United Kingdom / Companies / Northern Rail, United Kingdom / Diesel locomotives / Class 37

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The Northern hired Class 37 with the number 37403 and name "Isle of Mull" reached St Bees with its Carlise (from 8:42) Barrow (at 11:30) service. The Class 37 is a diesel-electric passenger and freight locomotive that was delivered between 1960 and 1965 by English Electric and Robert Stephenson and Hawthorns. 309 units were built and the locomotive was initially put into operation as the EE3. Shortly before the turn of the millennium, the Class 37 was increasingly dispensed with. April 25, 2018 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

United Kingdom / Companies / Northern Rail, United Kingdom / Diesel locomotives / Class 37

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DRS class 37/4 locomotive # 37558 with BR Large Logo (original number was D6979, TOPS renumbering to 37279, renumbered as an electric train heating (ETH) fitted locomotive to 37424) stabled at Norwich 16th of September 2018 
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United Kingdom / Companies / Various, United Kingdom / Diesel locomotives / Class 37

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