Passing Trains 28 November 2010 by Trainman

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Passing Trains 28 November 2010 by Trainman

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Photos and captions by Nathan Berelowitz, 28 November 2010, aboard FOTR's Cullinan train
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The 19D 2650 en route to Cullinan on Sunday 28th November was held back in the loop at Eerstefabrieke to cross this Metro set and then the Blue Train hauled by a 14E locomotive. Sporting the 150th year of railways headboard, this aptly shows the progress of our trains
The 19D 2650 en route to Cullinan on Sunday 28th November was held back in the loop at Eerstefabrieke to cross this Metro set and then the Blue Train hauled by a 14E locomotive. Sporting the 150th year of railways headboard, this aptly shows the progress of our trains
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The 19D waits for the next train to pass, the Blue Train
The 19D waits for the next train to pass, the Blue Train
Blue Train returning from the lowveld trip crawls towards Pretoria behind the 14E
Blue Train returning from the lowveld trip crawls towards Pretoria behind the 14E
The 14 E and a 19D years apart during the 150 years of railways in South Africa
The 14 E and a 19D years apart during the 150 years of railways in South Africa
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Approaching Pienaarspoort area we come to the junction with the line from Pyramid South to Sentra Rand. This massive track machine was at work whilst the 19D was en route to Cullinan
Approaching Pienaarspoort area we come to the junction with the line from Pyramid South to Sentra Rand. This massive track machine was at work whilst the 19D was en route to Cullinan
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