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A westbound First Great Western enters Bristol Parkway while a northbound Class 220 Virgin Voyager departs.
This photograph was taken looking west from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of the station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
The very unsual sight of two First Great Western HSTs arriving into Bristol Temple Meads from the same direction at the same time. The train on the right terminated at platform 13 while the one on the left called at platform 12 before heading south.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
The very unsual sight of two First Great Western HSTs arriving into Bristol Temple Meads from the same direction at the same time. The far train terminated at platform 13 while the one closer tot he camera called at platform 12 before heading south.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
Two First Great Western Class 43 HST Powercars at the country end of services from London Paddington that have terminated at Bristol Temple Meads. I think the one on left is 43041, the one on the right is definately 43003.
Photo by Chris McKenna23/01/2006. |
A First Great Western HST at platform 3 of Bristol Temple Meads is an unusual sight as they almost always arrive and depart from platforms at the opposite side of the station. This merged view shows unnamed powercar 4301x at the north end.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
A First Great Western HST at platform 3 of Bristol Temple Meads is an unusual sight as they almost always arrive and depart from platforms at the opposite side of the station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
A First Great Western HST at platform 3 of Bristol Temple Meads is an unusual sight as they almost always arrive and depart from platforms at the opposite side of the station. Here powercar 43137 Newton Abbot 150 brings up the rear of a service departing northbound towards London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
A First Great Western HST at platform 3 of Bristol Temple Meads is an unusual sight as they almost always arrive and depart from platforms at the opposite side of the station. Here powercar 43137 Newton Abbot 150 brings up the rear of a service departing northbound towards London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
First Great Western HST powercar 43141 at the south end of Platform 6 at Bristol Temple Meads with a terminating service from London Paddington. It is unusual for HSTs to use this platform as they normally run from platforms 11,13 and 15.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
First Great Western HST powercar 43141 at the south end of Platform 6 at Bristol Temple Meads with a terminating service from London Paddington. It is unusual for HSTs to use this platform as they normally run from platforms 11,13 and 15.
Photo by Chris McKenna 15/06/2006. |
A First Great Western HST arrives into Bristol Parkway railway station with a westbound express service from London Paddington to SWansea. Class 43 Powercar 43143 leads while 43027 brings up the rear.
Photo by Chris McKenna 09/11/2006. |
A First Great Western HST with powercar 43003 on the rear heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway with a London Paddington to Swansea express. This photograph was taken looking west from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
First Great Western HST with reegineered powercar 43009 on the front heads eastbound towards Swindon with a Swansea to London Paddington express. 43009 is wearing the new First Great Western livery, officially called "dynamic lines" but known to spotters as "neon" or "nightclub"; the rest of the train retains the "Barbie" livery introduced a few years ago. Coming the other way is a an EWS Class 66 hauling a rake of empty coal wagons. This photograph was taken looking east from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
First Great Western HST with reegineered powercar 43009 on the front heads eastbound towards Swindon with a Swansea to London Paddington express. 43009 is wearing the new First Great Western livery, officially called "dynamic lines" but known to spotters as "neon" or "nightclub"; the rest of the train retains the "Barbie" livery introduced a few years ago. This photograph was taken looking west from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST with powercar 43033 on the rear heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway with a London Paddington to Swansea express. This photograph was taken looking west from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST set, comprising power cars 43144 at the front, 43128 at the rear (closest to the camera) and eight mark 3 coaches, heads east from Bristol Parkway with an express to London Paddington. This photograph was taken looking east from the apparently unnamed bridge off Hambrook Lane, about a third of a mile east of Parkway station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
First Great Western HST powercar 43139 heads an eastbound intercity service to London Paddington. Photographed from a bridge about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway railway station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST set, comprising power cars 43144 at the front, 43128 at the rear and eight mark 3 coaches, heads east from Bristol Parkway with an express to London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST, with powercar 43145 on the rear, heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway with a delayed London Paddington to Swanssea express. This photograph was taken looking west from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST set headed by powercar 43139 and with 43156 on the rear, speeds eastbound on an intercity service to London Paddington. Photographed from a bridge about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway railway station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First great westn HST heads eastbound out of Bristol Parkway railway station with an express service to London Paddington. On the right giving way to the faster service, EWS Class 66 locomotive 66130 waits at a red signal at the eastern end of the goods loop at Bristol Parkway railway station with a loaded coal train. Having earler brought a load of empties eastbound it is now making the return journey. Photographed looking west from the apparently unnamed bridge about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST with 43025 on the rear of the set heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway with an express service to South Wales, photographed from a bridge about a third of a mile east of the station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST with 43025 on the rear of the set passes a rake of storred Royal Mail postal vans in Stoke Gifford rail yard as it heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway with an express service to South Wales. Photographed from a bridge about a third of a mile east of the station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads eastbound from Bristol Parkway with an express service to London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads eastbound along the South Wales Main Line with an express service to London Paddington, photographed looking east from the unnamed bridge about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads eastbound from Bristol Parkway with an express service to London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
An unidentified Class 43 HST powercar at the head of a First Great Western express service to London Paddington heads eastbound from Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads eastbound along the South Wales Main Line with an express service to London Paddington. This photograph was taken from the apparently unnamed bridge off Hambrook Lane about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads eastbound along the South Wales Main Line with an express service to London Paddington. This photograph was taken from the apparently unnamed bridge off Hambrook Lane about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads eastbound along the South Wales Main Line with an express service to London Paddington. This photograph was taken from the apparently unnamed bridge off Hambrook Lane about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First great westn HST heads eastbound out of Bristol Parkway railway station with an express service to London Paddington. Photographed looking west from the apparently unnamed bridge about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads eastbound along the South Wales Main Line with an express service to London Paddington, photographed looking west from the unnamed bridge about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A westbound First Great Western HST approaches Bristol Parkway with a London Paddington to Swansea express.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads approaches Bristol Parkway with the 09:15 London Paddington to Cardiff Central express.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST waits at a red signal with a delayed London Paddington to Swanssea express. The signal is located immediately on the far side of the bridge (just off Curtis Lane), half a mile east of Bristol Parkway. This photograph was taken from the bridge just off Hambrook lane, about a sixth of a mile further down the line towards Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway with a delayed London Paddington to Swansea express. This photograph was taken looking east from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway with a London Paddington to Swansea express. This photograph was taken looking east from the bridge over the railway just off Hambrook Lane, about 1 third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western Class 43 HST powercar heads westbound towards Bristol Parkway railway station, just over a third of a mile from where this photo was taken.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads westbound along the South Wales Main Line with an express service to Swansea. Note that the first coach is one of the first batch of refurbished units, easily identifiable in the new neon nightclub livery. This photograph was taken from the apparently unnamed bridge off Hambrook Lane about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
A First Great Western HST heads westbound along the South Wales Main Line with an express service to Swansea. Note that the first coach is one of the first batch of refurbished units, easily identifiable in the new neon nightclub livery. This photograph was taken from the apparently unnamed bridge off Hambrook Lane about a third of a mile east of Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
Two First Great Western HSTs meet at Bristol Parkway with London Paddington <-> South Wales express services. A northbound Class 220 Virgin Voyager can be seen in the background rounding the 90° curve from the line to Bristol Temple Meads.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03/05/2006. |
The nameplate on First Great Western Class 43 HST powercar 43139 Driver Stan Martin 25 June 1950 - 6 November 2004 at Bristol Parkway. In a ceremony at Exeter St Davids on 25 June 2005, this locomotive was named after the Driver of the 17:35 First Great Western London Paddington to Plymouth service on 6 November 2004 that was tragically derailed in the Ufton Nervet rail crash, after striking a road vehcile on a level crossing.
Photo by Chris McKenna 07/12/2005. |
The rear power car of First Great Western HST departs Bristol Temple Meads towards Bath Spa with an express to London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 05/01/2005. Photo by Chris McKenna If you wish to use this, or any other of my photographs, under a different license see my relicensing policy. Feedback on my pictures is always welcome. |
First Great Western Class 43 HST Power Car 43195 at the head of a London Paddington to South Wales service at Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 05/01/2005. Photo by Chris McKenna If you wish to use this, or any other of my photographs, under a different license see my relicensing policy. Feedback on my pictures is always welcome. |
A First Great Western HST on a London Paddington to South Wales service travels through Stoke Gifford Junction shortly after departing from Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 05/01/2005. Photo by Chris McKenna If you wish to use this, or any other of my photographs, under a different license see my relicensing policy. Feedback on my pictures is always welcome. |
First Great Western Class 43 HST 43021 gets a screenwash at Bristol Temple Meads station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 09/06/2005. |
First Great Western Class 43 HST 43126 "City of Bristol" at Bristol Temple Meads station having arrived with a service from London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 09/06/2005. |
The name plate on First Great Western Class 43 HST 43126 "City of Bristol".
Photo by Chris McKenna 09/06/2005. |
First Great Western Class 43 HST 43133 passes through Bristol Temple Meads without stopping.
Photo by Chris McKenna 09/06/2005. |
First Great Western Class 43 HST 43133 passes through Bristol Temple Meads without stopping.
Photo by Chris McKenna 09/06/2005. |
First Great Western Class 43 HST 43182 arriving into Bristol Temple Meads station with a service from London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 09/06/2005. |
Frist Great Western Class 43 HST powercars 43017 and 43033 at Bristol Temple Meads station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 28/06/2005. |
Class 43 HST powercar 43023 "County of Cornwall" at Bristol Temple Meads station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 28/06/2005. |
Frist Great Western Class 43 HST powercars 43031 and 43023 "County of Cornwall" at Bristol Temple Meads station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 28/06/2005. |
Frist Great Western Class 43 HST powercars 43136 and 43018 at Bristol Temple Meads station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 28/06/2005. |
Frist Great Western Class 43 HST powercar 43156 either departing from or arriving at Bristol Temple Meads station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 28/06/2005. |
43027 as the rear powercar of a First Great Western HST service from London to South Wales, seen here at Bristol Parkway.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43127 "Sir Peter Parker 1924-2002 Cotswold Line 150" leaves Bristol Parkway at the head of a First Great Western service to London.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43127 "Sir Peter Parker 1924-2002 Cotswold Line 150" stands at Bristol Parkway at the head of a First Great Western service to London.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43127 "Sir Peter Parker 1924-2002 Cotswold Line 150" stands at Bristol Parkway at the head of a First Great Western service to London.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43127 "Sir Peter Parker 1924-2002 Cotswold Line 150" stands at Bristol Parkway at the head of a First Great Western service to London.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
A closeup of the nameplate of Class 43 HST powercar 43127 - "Sir Peter Parker 1924-2002 Cotswold Line 150". Seen at Bristol Parkway station at the head of a London-bound First Great Western service.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43127 "Sir Peter Parker 1924-2002 Cotswold Line 150" stands at Bristol Parkway at the head of a First Great Western service to London.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43174 "Bristol - Bordeaux" brings up the rear of a First Great Western intercity serivce from London to South Wales as it arrives into Bristol Parkway station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43174 "Bristol - Bordeaux" stands at the rear of a First Great Western intercity serivce from London to South Wales at Bristol Parkway station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
A closeup of the nameplacte on Class 43 HST powercar 43174 "Bristol - Bordeaux" as it stands at Bristol Parkway station at the rear of a Frist Great Western London-South Wales intercity service. Bordeaux, by far the largest city in south-western France is the obvious twin-town of Bristol, which is by far the largest city in south-western England. That they are both ports on major estuaries makes this link all the more apropriate.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43174 "Bristol - Bordeaux" emits a blast of diesel smoke as it starts to push the Frist Great Western intercity service towards the Severn Tunnel and onwards to South Wales.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43174 "Bristol - Bordeaux" emits a blast of diesel smoke as it starts to push the Frist Great Western intercity service towards the Severn Tunnel and onwards to South Wales.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
Class 43 HST powercar 43187 below a cloud of diesel smoke as it accelerates away from Bristol Parkway en route to London Paddington.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
An unknown First Great Western class 43 HST stands at Bristol Parkway station with a service for south Wales.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
An unidentified Class 43 HST powercar passes a rake of disused royal mail coaches on its way into Bristol Parkway station with a London - South Wales service.
Photo by Chris McKenna 03-05-2005 |
HISTORY. Well the HST certainly isn't but the original Valenta Paxman engines on FGW virtually are. This example
Pictured at Bristol Temple Meads in August 2007 is in the older livery that was carried before being re-engined.
Photo from James & Martin's Picture Collection Copyright 'Jampics' m.hawkes7@ntlworld.com British and Foreign Railway Pictures Jampics Fotopic. |