I would like to improve the captions to these two photographs
http://pics-by-john.photoblog.org.uk/p58509001.html
http://pics-by-john.photoblog.org.uk/p58541694.html
Any information gratefully received
Simon Foster wrote:The section between here and Rawtenstall West is worked by EKT.
MRFS wrote:Simon Foster wrote:The section between here and Rawtenstall West is worked by EKT.
Is this the section controlled by RSCo Key token (or was that what has become direction lever)?
One of those two sections is operated with Tyers instruments on hire from the Talyllyn.
Simon Foster wrote:Bury South is an original L&YR structure, but the original lever frame was replaced (in preservation) with a 65 lever LMS 1943 Standard Tappet frame.
I purchased two volumes of Chris Littleworth's LYR books and one refers to Bury-Ramsbottom as Tokenless Block with track circuiting throughout, which I though was a contradiction in terms - the SRS atlas refers to it as TCB with direction levers. The other is Heywood East GF refered to in both but which appeared just to be a set of hand points?
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