Gramshaw Road - Sunday 29th September 2024


Gramshaw Road Visit

A short visit to Gramshaw Road on Sunday 29th September 2024. A small selection of traction was observed and it was an enjoyable afternoon. Sadly, once again anti-enthusiast drivers were present which was a minor irritation to our activity.



SWR - 159022 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing.


SWR - 159017 departing Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GB Railfreight - 66703 and 66718 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GB Railfreight - 66703 and 66718 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing


SWR - 159020 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GB Railfreight - 66703 and 66718 departing Gramshaw Road Crossing.


SWR (in semi SWT livery) - 159108 departing Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GWR - 165134 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GWR - 165135 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GWR - 166216 departing Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GWR - 166204 departing Gramshaw Road Crossing.


SWR - 159021 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing.


SWR - 159007 departing Gramshaw Road Crossing.


GWR - 166215 approaching Gramshaw Road Crossing.

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