Clackmannan County Cricket Club

Photo Album - Trains
The return of the train - 2008
		Last Update 31/12/2009
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Tamper train video	the first route learner video	first freight EWS video
Testing the track for the return of the trains.	The first route learner run returns from Alloa. Sorry about the video quality, but I wasn't expecting him to be going like a bat out of Hell on the first run. 2/4/08 11.35am	6G18 66083 with loaded HTA's motoring on

There I was minding my own, fixing the gangmowers when along came the first train to Alloa in 40 years - Driver training has begun.	Rumour had it the first train would be on Monday 31st March at about 10.15. The first train past the Arns was on Wednesday 2nd April at 11.00.	Picture of the cab, yeah, I know the pictures are "crepe" but I was working and only got one sound of the horn to warn me, so - no video , no sound.

The return of the second train at about 12.15? Again so quiet that it's there before you know it..... at least that's my excuse. 31/3/2008	The first frieght train from Hunterston to Longannet - (pronounced Long-annet NOT Long gannet) on Saturday 5th April 3.52pm	Travelling at a fair old lick - putting trust in the trackwork first time through.

6G18 66083 with loaded HTA's motoring on. 5/4/08	Cricket fans on the wagon!!	EWS route learner returning from Longannet 28/4/2008

EWS 66127 travelling slowly	a wee blast on the horn !	The Marquis on the first run

The official "Hendo" train	A disappearing Deltic	Charging towards Cambus

First train returns	Royal Scots Greys	The Great Marquis

Run 2 and a great picture of the foliage ~*#$ automatic Canon	The clag generator on one engine and an oily name plate	View from the square
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More spectators than a good match day	Presidential Pictures
		Click for video Thanks JDH
The 'allo Alloa special at 12.14 on 25/8/2008 - blasted bush! Class 37's? headlamp failure, yep! it's just about dark enought to need lit up. Class 60 doing the needful.	Same train, 60100 (didn't that used to be" Spearmint" Norman McKillops A1 engine?) On duty on a miserable wet day, just like the last three weeks actually.	The first Freightliner green machine from Longannet/Chalmerston 66583 - clean 'aint it!
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A tractor from DRS 37604 doing the route learning thing, with what sounds suspiciously like a flat!! Pretty scabby looking altogether really