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153365 (Now withdrawn) heads a stopper for New Street at Malvern Link
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Platform 1 of Preston Park, the picture shows 59003s rare visit to the Brighton Mainline. Preston Park is one station north of Brighton and sees Thameslink class 700s, and GTR class 377/387 and class 313 ECS reversals into lovers walk TRSMD.
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A level crossing near McDonald’s in Shoreham, offers reasonable views of the line towards Southwick. in Portsmouth direction, it isn’t so great.
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Located on the outskirts of Lewes in a nature reserve the bridge is perfect for photography specially when the river is at high tide.
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A river across a field near ford railway station, west Coastway southern
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Located just east of Lewes Station its a great place for taking photos and spotting. Next to the footbridge is East Sussex College so the bridge can be busy at certain times. On a good day you can expect to see 313s, 377s, and two class 66s on freight to/from Newhaven.
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Newhaven Harbour is just a few minutes up the line from Newhaven Town. Newhaven Harbour was originally built to serve the ferry terminal before Newhaven Marine (now disused) was built.
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Southease is the first station on the Seaford branch of the East Coastway a few miles north of Newhaven.
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Uckfield sees regular class 171 DMUs working Uckfield to London Bridge services. The single line means they’re not particularly frequent. Usually once an hour or every half an hour. Pictured, a midnight UTU which tends to run every 4 or so months.
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Newhaven Town Railway Station sees bi-weekly trains to Newhaven Marine aggregates terminal. Trains typically formed of JNA boxes, but can also be formed of HHA hoppers. Trains run empty into Newhaven Marine, via Newhaven Harbour, and then run loaded back to Acton, or Hither Green amongst other destinations (Crawley, Hoo, Neasden etc). The flow is operated by DB Cargo, usually
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