Eastleigh and Redbridge - Tuesday 9th July 2024

 

Eastleigh and Redbridge Visit

Tuesday 9th July 2024 saw a visit to Eastleigh and Redbridge in Hampshire. With high expectations of the possibility of a variety of traction, I was not disappointed. I was exceptionally pleased with a surprise visit from 35028 - 'Clan Line.' Accompanied by my friend and my Wife, it was a truly enjoyable day. Here are a selection of photographs and videos from the day.



South Western Railway 450027 passing Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444030 passing Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158886 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158883 passing Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158883 passing Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158883 passing Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450005 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450005 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


GB Railfreight 66753 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444016 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444032 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


CrossCountry (unidentifiable number) passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


CrossCountry (unidentifiable number) passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


Great Western Railway 165102 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


Great Western Railway 165131 passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


EWS 66063 resting at Eastleigh Railway Station.


EWS 66063 resting at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450014 passing through Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450014 passing through Eastleigh Railway Station.


EWS 66063 resting at Eastleigh Railway Station.


Freightliner 66508 and Freightliner 66951 resting at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450126 Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158880 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


CrossCountry (unidentifiable number) passing through Eastleigh Railway Station.


CrossCountry (unidentifiable number) passing through Redbridge Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444015 passing Easleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444043 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450027 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450012 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450012 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450012 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450012 arriving at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


EWS 66063 and Freightliner 66508 resting at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158880 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158880 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450085 arriving at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450085 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


outh Western Railway 450085 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


GBRf 66775 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


GBRf 66775 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450120 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450120 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


GBRf 69010 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


GBRf 69010 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


GBRf 69010 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158880 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 701008 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 701008 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158884 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158884 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450053 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444010 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444012 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158884 arriving at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158884 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450011 arriving at Platform 3 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450038 waiting at Platform 3 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


CrossCountry (unidentifiable number) passing through Eastleigh Railway Station.


CrossCountry (unidentifiable number) passing through Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450125 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450125 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444017 passes through, whilst 450125 waits at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station


South Western Railway 450110 at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450110 and 450125 waiting at Platforms 1 and 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450110 and 450125 waiting at Platforms 1 and 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444015 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450075 departing Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158880 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158884 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158884 waiting at Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158880 leaving Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450106 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450106 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450106 departing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450126 approaching Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450126 approaching Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444039 approaching Platform 1 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444024 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444022 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway (in semi South West Trains livery) 158884 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


35028 'Clan Line' passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


35028 'Clan Line' passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


35028 'Clan Line' passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


A photograph of a selection of freighters on Platform 3 side of Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 450044 waiting at Platform 3 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


Freightliner 66557 passing through Eastleigh Railway Station. 


Freightliner 66557 passing through Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444027 passing Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444036 waiting at Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


Unidentified freighter at Eastleigh Railway Station.


South Western Railway 444021 departing Platform 2 at Eastleigh Railway Station.


450's dominate Eastleigh Railway Station. South Western Railway 450110, 450126 and 450125 are seen together.


GBRf 66713 approaching Platform 3 at Eastleigh Railway Station.

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