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Description
The beautifully preserved "Coal Tank", designed by Francis Webb back in 1881, pauses for water during a visit to the Great Central Railway at Loughborough Central.
The dainty (by modern standard) 0-6-2 tanks were a mainstay of the LNWR, acting as the power for local passenger and freight trains on branches or suburban trips, or being located at a major center such as Birmingham or Euston to act as 'pilot', moving coaches into position for larger locomotives to take to all corners of the country.
The dainty (by modern standard) 0-6-2 tanks were a mainstay of the LNWR, acting as the power for local passenger and freight trains on branches or suburban trips, or being located at a major center such as Birmingham or Euston to act as 'pilot', moving coaches into position for larger locomotives to take to all corners of the country.
Image size
2448x3264px 1.9 MB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon PowerShot A630
Shutter Speed
1/807 second
Aperture
F/4.0
Focal Length
10 mm
Date Taken
May 25, 2013, 2:46:30 PM
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She's very nice. 
I must say I like the GWR more, but the LNWR/LNER are nice railways too.
I must say I like the GWR more, but the LNWR/LNER are nice railways too.