Engineer's train at Heath Junction
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Engineer's train at Heath Junction
Image: © Gareth James Taken: 1 Sep 2024
DB class 66 locomotive No. 66030 - with classmate No. 66172 on the other end - waits at Heath Junction with a ballast train for the recently relaid and lowered track beneath Heath Halt Road bridge on the Coryton branch, which diverges left from the Rhymney line in the middle distance. This view, north from Highfield Road bridge, has changed immeasurably recently with the installation of the overhead wires and masts.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.512349
Longitude
-3.180441