GBRF 66; but still in a Advenza 'ghost company' guise, 66844 leads the tour at Waterloo; 31190 tailing the train. The 66 to be rebranded/renumbered imminantly 2660x1779 1.jpg |
Green 31190 at London Waterloo at the stops, an equally unusual visitor to the London terminal 2720x1876 2.jpg |
GBRF operated, and soon to be rebraned or renumbered (maybe back to 66409?) for GBRF, is Advenza 66844 at Waterloo, a one of rarity not to be repeated 2819x1897 3.jpg |
Green 31190 takes a rest at the stops for the tours booked 59min break at the terminal 2591x1759 4.jpg |
Just for proof that even the most daft things do happen, an Advenza 66 at London Waterloo... 2124x2376 5.jpg |
Timeless? Wrong location for a 31 but never the less might have happened back then... 2721x1860 6.jpg |
Green 31190, on equally heritage stock, at the stops of Waterloo 2651x1791 7.jpg |
Proving the point as a SWT 450 and Advenza Freight liveried 66844 are unusal sablemates at Waterloo! 2681x1808 8.jpg |