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Rails in Wales 2005. Cardiff with 5 x 67s, 3 x 37s, 4 x 47s & more.

Channel: Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
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On the day Wales won over England in a 11-9 match at the Millennium Stadium numerus specials arrived with supporters. Biggest surprise was 3 x 67s on special. Back in 2005 liveries mostly EWS and the 47s were very dull indeed. Even on a Saturday there were numerous freights and a variety of DMU liveries
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This video captures rail activity in Wales around 2005, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. Notable sightings include multiple Class 67s, Class 37s, and Class 47s, with some units operating under EWS liveries. The footage includes freight services and different diesel multiple unit liveries, reflecting the diversity of operations at the time. Locations mentioned include Cardiff Central, Ore, Penzance, and Rannoch. The content highlights a mix of passenger and freight traffic on a Saturday, with no specific headcodes identified in the record.

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  • Platform ID 9EsxjaiCGTs
  • Views 530
  • Date published 26 Mar 2026 15:50
  • Date added 19 Jun 2026 23:32
  • Recorded 5 Feb 2005
  • Locomotives 15
  • Headcodes 0
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