Train and snow - Ballycarry
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Train and snow - Ballycarry
Image: © The Carlisle Kid Taken: 21 Mar 1980
Just to show that snow in March does happen. One of Northern Ireland Railways 70-class DEMUs approaches Ballycarry station with the 10.45 passenger service from Larne Harbour to Belfast (York Road). Built by the Ulster Transport Authority 1966-68, the 70-class were withdrawn 1979-86, with this unit (73) being disposed of in August 1985.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.777865
Longitude
-5.726406