A 180° panorama from the eastern end of platform 1 at Gloucester station. On the left of the image is the rest of the station - as this is the longest platform in the country (602.69 metres / 1977 ft. 4 ins.) you might have to look hard to see it.<br>
In the centre of the image is Gloucester Horton Road yard, presently home to a Serco tamper, two Class 47 locomotioves (one in unbranded and unnumbered Cotswold Rail livery and the other in fully-branded Railfreight Distribution livery), a very folorn looking Class 31 locomotive in Dutch livery, and a lot of grass and weeds.<br>
On the right of the picture is Horton Road level crossing, the junction (for the north or south line) and a recently failed DRS Class 37 locomotive.
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Photo by <a href="mailto:cmckenna@sucs.org?subject=rail-photo at railfaneurope.net">Chris McKenna</a> 20/05/2006.<br>
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