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In message , David C
wrote: Exactly. It was Tilbury Riverside that went. I went there in 1960 too. Was that before the end of steam I wonder? LTS steam finished in 1962, with some mixed steam / electric operations (using the steam timetables) in 1961. There was also some diesel loco haulage on the LTS, using Brush type 2's from Straford & the old loco-hauled coaches. Riverside hasn't been closed for that long, It closed on 1992-11-30. I can remember that, as a child, just about all trains reversed there en-route. As a result, we very rarely went that way from Leigh-on-Sea to Fenchurch Street as a following via-Upminster train would overtake it. I was a teenager when I caught a train that was non-stop between Barking and Benfleet and got diverted along the Tilbury loop, meaning I finally "bagged" the chord line. -- Clive D.W. Feather | Home: Mobile: +44 7973 377646 | Web: http://www.davros.org Please reply to the Reply-To address, which is: |
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