And the next photo will have...(real railway version)

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B = Birmingham New Street.

C

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C = Colchester - rather grubby 03 at rest.

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Next: D

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Next: D

Darjeeling station - the terminus of the DHR - taken in 1989:


Next - E

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E = Ely Loop - 47194 bound for Norwich on a Yarmouth.

Next: F

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Next: F

F = Forth Bridge.

Next - G

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G is for Gresley, Sir Nigel.

Sp it is H.

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H = Hardwicke

it's I next

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it's I next

Istanbul - the Kabataş-Taksim underground funicular - taken in 2014:


Next - J

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Jumeirah Beach train, Dubai.

K is next.

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37035 leaving Kyle of Lochalsh

Next: L

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Next: L

An 'L' is just crying out for somewhere unpronounceable (to me!) in Wales, right

Here's Llanuwchllyn station on the Bala Lake Railway:

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M = Matey

N is next.

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Nottingham - 56010 at the far right platform Derby end - a platform rarely used for normal service passenger trains. Apart from freight, and stock being washed it was however used for additional trains such as Foot-ex's.

Next: O

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Next: O

O is for Ooty (Ootacamund/Udagamandalam) which is the metre gauge rack railway in Tamil Nadu, India that I posted another photo of recently:


P.S. nice little gif of rack and pinion - which the line uses for its steepest section:


Next 'P'

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An XPT set passing through Pennant Hills station (in North West Sydney)

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