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Class 44 Great Gable. Midland Railway centre, Swanwyck Junction. 8 July, 2010. D h Thomas, thomdh@hotmail.com


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Class 44 "Peak" number 4 Great Gable was undergoing another identity crisis when seen at the East Lancashire Railway on 27th June 1998. One side of the loco had been given the number and name of 1 Scafell Pike. The loco has also masqueraded as D5 in the past, when painted green.

Photo and scan by Dave Root (dave@quackduck.org.uk)



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"Peak" class loco number 4 again; both this and the previous photo were taken at Ramsbottom. As can be seen the locomotive now wears Rail Blue livery.

Photo by Dave Root <daveroot@altavista.net>



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Great Gable later disgraced itself by failing at Rawtenstall with low oil pressure, and had to be rescued by Great Western 4-6-0 number 5029 Nunney Castle. Having hauled the train back to Bury, the "Castle" is seen preparing to detach the "Peak" from the train.

Photo by Dave Root <daveroot@altavista.net>



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Preserved Class 44, D4, 'Great Gable' at Derby Works open day, 04/09/82

Photo copyright Stephen Dance (steved@kellock.co.uk)



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Class 44004 Great Gable. Midland Railway centre, Swanwyck Junction. 8 July, 2010. D h Thomas, thomdh@hotmail.com


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North Notts Loco Group Class 44

Preserved Class 44 - D8 'Penyghent', which is owned by the North Notts Loco Group and based at Peak Rail, stands at a rather wet Rowsley South Station during the Peak Rail 'Mixed Traction' event on Sun 4th Mar 2007 at 12:58.

Photo: Ross Aitken (aos@blueyonder.co.uk)
Website: http://garagecat.fotopic.net



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North Notts Loco Group Class 44

Preserved Class 44 - D8 'Penyghent', which is owned by the North Notts Loco Group and based at Peak Rail, stands at a rather wet Rowsley South Station during the Peak Rail 'Mixed Traction' event on Sun 4th Mar 2007 at 13:03.

Photo: Ross Aitken (aos@blueyonder.co.uk)
Website: http://garagecat.fotopic.net



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North Notts Loco Group Class 44

Preserved Class 44 - D8 'Penyghent', which is owned by the North Notts Loco Group and based at Peak Rail, stands at a rather wet Rowsley South Station during the Peak Rail 'Mixed Traction' event on Sun 4th Mar 2007 at 13:28. Hidden from view behind D8 is an 'Austerity' 0-6-0ST which is making the smoke which looks like is from the exhaust of 'Penyghent'.

Photo: Ross Aitken (aos@blueyonder.co.uk)
Website: http://garagecat.fotopic.net



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North Notts Loco Group Class 44

Preserved Class 44 - D8 'Penyghent', which is owned by the North Notts Loco Group and based at Peak Rail, stands in the company of Class 01 - D2953 at a rather wet Rowsley South Station during the Peak Rail 'Mixed Traction' event on Sun 4th Mar 2007 at 14:52.

Photo: Ross Aitken (aos@blueyonder.co.uk)
Website: http://garagecat.fotopic.net



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D4 latterly Class 44 'Great Gable' seen at Butterley on the Midland Railway Centre. This photogrphed on 23 June 2000 as preparations were being made for the Diesel Weekend. This gave the Class name to the Class 45 & 46 of the 'Peaks' even though many of the Class 45 & 46's were named after Regiments.

Photo taken by Andrew Ducker who holds copyright on Kodak DC260 on 23 June 2000. I can be contacted at ecml@yahoo.co.uk or you can visit my website at www.apducker.demon.co.uk



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Preserved Class 44 'Peak'.

D4 (44004) 'Great Gable' which was a former Toton allocated loco, is seen back at it's former home while on display at the EWS Toton depot open day on Sun 30th Aug 1998.

Photo and scan: Ross Aitken (aos@cableinet.co.uk)



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BR Class 47/0 47140 stops at the top of the Lickey Incline, at the site of the closed Blackwell station, to pin down brakes on its partially fitted train as an unidentified Peak 1-Co-Co-1 diesel brings a Birmingham bound passenger up the 2 mile long 1 in 37 climb. Photographed in July 1974.  

Photo by Michael Taylor, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. (michael@einbahn.org)

Website www.einbahn.org



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