Running round at East Grinstead, Bluebell Railway
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Running round at East Grinstead, Bluebell Railway
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 29 Mar 2013
SECR no. 263 (SR class H) runs round its train ready for the 10:30 departure. The lines converge onto the ten arch Imberhorne Viaduct. The line on the right forms an end-on junction with Network Rail, and enables through running. The ground frame on the right works the connection to Network Rail, and is not touched in routine working of the Bluebell line. There is another ground frame for the run round loop.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.123651
Longitude
-0.022442