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Colin J. Marsden Interview - Railway Photography
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- Colin J. Marsden is from Dawlish and is a well known railway photographer in the UK. He has an excellent website ‘Dawlish Trains’ that shows many photographs that are worth looking at. If you go onto Amazon and search Colin J. Marsden, you will then see some of the excellent books that Colin has edited. 1. When and how did you develop an interest in …
Dawlish Trains – Digital Photographic Library by Colin …
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- WELCOME to the Digital Photographic Library website Dawlish Trains, owned and operated by Colin J. Marsden. This rapidly growing site houses many of the rail and transport images I have taken over the past 45 …
Railway Museum - Digital Photographic Library by …
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- 150130 Visits SDR. Class 59s at 25. Exmouth 150 - 01/05/11. Class 379 Launch 17 March 2011. UK Steam Images >. UK Images 1970-2000. 2002 Specials. 2011 Specials. 2013 Specials.
Rail Guide 2012. Colin J. Marsden: Marsden, C. J
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Colin J. Marsden Interview | RailUK Forums
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- Colin J. Marsden is from Dawlish and is a well known railway photographer in the UK. He has an excellent website ‘Dawlish Trains’ that shows many...
March - Dawlish Trains – Digital Photographic Library by Colin J.
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- On 10 March 2021, sets 165132 and 165134 depart from Dawlish with train 2T07, 06.55 Exmouth - Paignton. With the new fence now completed on the Dawlish Sea Wall between the station and Kennaway Tunnel, some photography is still possible. This view is recorded close to the new Town Gateway ramp and stairs and provideds an OK view of a down train ...
History - Digital Photographic Library by Colin J. Marsden
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- Atmospheric trains returned to use in September 1847 between Exeter and Teignmouth and to Newton from January 1848. Serious problems still befell the project, atmospheric leakage, water ingress and faults in the leather top seal which included rats eating the leather and sealer. The first frost of the 1847/48 winter saw the railway shut down ...
Photographers of railway, especially locomotive subjects
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- Motive power recognition: 2 Emus. Colin J. Marsden Ian Allan Ltd. 144pp: noted in Railway Wld, 1982, 43, 152. Marsden appears to have made modern traction the basis for his considerable photographic skill combined with adequate literary talent. The book on research is an exception and is considered elsewhere. Mensing, Michael Died 6 December 2014.
Publications - Dawlish Trains – Digital Photographic Library by …
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- Dawlish Sea Wall (The Railway between Exeter and Newton Abbot) Authored by Colin J. Marsden, this 96 page softback book was first published in 2009 by Ian Allan Ltd. The title covers the Exeter to Newton Abbot route with illustrations from the lines opening until publication. Over 20,000 words of route history is also included. ISBN: 978-0-7110-3374-0
abc Rail Guide: Marsden, Colin: 9781910809518: …
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