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GBRf 50007/049 Back in LARGE LOGO at Acton Bridge 24/08/2024

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Great to see this pair back in a vintage livery after appearing in the GBRf branding for the last few years. Here, they are seen charging through Acton Bridge at speed, heading for Aberdeen.

Also included is a couple of freights including a RARE appearance of a Colas Class 66 on the empty logs, and a DRS Class 68 with the throttle wide open.

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A video captures GBRf Class 50 locomotives 50007 and 50049 in vintage livery at Acton Bridge, heading towards Aberdeen. Additional footage includes a Colas Class 66 and a Direct Rail Services Class 68 on freight services. The content highlights various railway operations and locomotive appearances.

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  • Platform ID o32FmnGZWmI
  • Views 73
  • Date published 10 Jan 2025 09:01
  • Date added 8 Jan 2026 11:22
  • Recorded 24 Aug 2024
  • Locomotives 2
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