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Rails in Wales "20 years ago today!" Just memories, Aberthaw Cement Works freight.

Channel: Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
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Aberthaw cement works and the Power Station are closed to rail traffic in 2024.
It's the end of March 2004, and recently delivered 66616 is delivering KAAs
to Aberthaw Cement Works. With permission to record this special event, inside the yard the wagons are formed into two section before 66616 goes down into the Power Station to collect 47150. Passing engineering work on the line the pair of loco move on to Cardiff. Tape 117 29.03.04.
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A video captures a freight operation at Aberthaw Cement Works in March 2004, featuring locomotive 66616 delivering KAAs to the site. The footage shows the locomotive forming wagons into two sections before proceeding to collect another unit at the Power Station. The movement continues past engineering works on the line towards Cardiff. The recording includes commentary referencing the event as a special occasion and notes the date of the tape. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.

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  • Platform ID _Ng6fRYVne8
  • Views 622
  • Date published 24 Mar 2024 10:22
  • Date added 22 Jun 2026 05:03
  • Recorded 29 Mar 2004
  • Locomotives 7
  • Headcodes 0
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