50 007 named "Sir Edward Elgar" seen at Penzance

HST Departs Penzance on a Sunday morning

08 644 "Debbie" - Penzance's long time resident shunter seen at Penzance Platform 3

50 010 "Monarch" with its Landore painted blue roof waits to depart Penzance on a Sunday morning

Loco anyone? 5 x Class 50s and 1 x 47 await their call to duty on a Sunday at Penzance Sea Sidings

50 011 "Centurion" passes Marazion with a stopping service to Plymouth

08 644 "Debbie" seen at the stops at Penzance Platform 2 having brought an ECS from Long Rock. "Debbie" was named at Penzance in a ceremony that involved being christened with a milk bottle! The name was made up of coach letters...

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The view over the wall at Penzance as two HSTs await departure for London Paddington

Class 50s 50 035 "Ark Royal" and 50 007 "Sir Edward Elgar" run light engine out of Penzance

Class 50s 50 035 "Ark Royal" and 50 007 "Sir Edward Elgar" run light engine into the motorail bays at Penzance

A view from the cab of 08 644 "Debbie" at Long Rock Depot. The coaches are being shunted into a siding that is now buried under the Morrisons Supermarket

A view from the cab of 08 644 "Debbie" at Long Rock Depot looking towards the fuel siding

Me in 50 043 "Eagle" waiting a platform at Penzance with ECS from Long Rock Depot

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Me in 50 043 "Eagle" arriving at platform 1 at Penzance with ECS from Long Rock Depot. Picture taken by my Dad

43 173 awaits departure from Penzance with a London Paddington service

47 565 at Penzance

50 019 "Ramilies" arrives at Camborne at the head of the 1135 Penzance to Plymouth

47 584 named "County of Suffolk" stabled at Penzance

50 008 "Thunderer" arrives at Truro with a Plymouth to Penzance stopper

43 171 arrives at Truro with a London Paddington service. 43 136 brings up the rear

Class 118 DMU P466 stabled at Penzance. P466 is actually a hybrid with two vehicles from P465