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Tallington to Grain super-sewer segments

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This service usually runs in the dead of night so it's unusual to be able to catch it in daylight. On this occasion it is running a little late. The concrete segments are being taken from a factory at Tallington to the Isle of Grain where they are taken onwards, I believe by water, to construction sites for London's new Tideway sewer tunnel.
These supplement segments which are also being made on the Isle of Grain - and at some point, tunnel segments for HS2 will start being made there, which means we ought to see some loaded trains running in the opposite direction in the future.
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A train carrying concrete segments for London's Tideway sewer tunnel is shown running during daylight, which is unusual as this service typically operates at night. The footage captures a delayed journey from Tallington to the Isle of Grain, where the segments are likely transported by water to construction sites. The train consists of two locomotives, 66030 and 66144, operated by EWS. No specific locations or headcodes are provided in the metadata.

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  • Platform ID eRnbJwexUkY
  • Views 230
  • Date published 4 Dec 2021 09:06
  • Date added 17 May 2026 08:34
  • Locomotives 2
  • Headcodes 0
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