by DB Colin | Feb 3, 2019 | Dawlish Beach, Diesel Specials, General, Railway
There were a couple of interesting trains this weekend. On Saturday Colas 66846 brought down from Hinksey Yard 15 MRA wagons loaded with ballast for use on the Barnstaple line. Surprisingly rather than running round its train in Exeter Riverside yard it came down to...
by DB Colin | Feb 1, 2019 | Article, Dawlish Beach, Diesel Specials, General, Railway, Steam Specials, Teignmouth
Special trains passing through Dawlish 2019 First one This Sunday 3rd February! Please note. These are planned tours but invariably some are cancelled or postponed for various reasons – Loco unavailable, fire risk and occasionally lack of bookings or as it...
by DB Simon | Jan 31, 2019 | Article, General, news, Railway, Rough Seas, Storms, Weather
So here is a question for you, Are the Cross Country class 220/221 Voyager trains acceptable for our region? I use the term region because although the Voyager has an issue with sea conditions at Dawlish, the resulting cancellations will affect your journey if you are...
by DB Colin | Jan 27, 2019 | Dawlish Beach, General, Railway, Teignmouth
For the second weekend there have been five more trains bound for the Ivybridge area which were passing through Dawlish and Teignmouth.They all originated from the Hinksey yard carrying ready made railtrack sections and ballast. The yard is situated on the outskirts...
by DB Colin | Jan 21, 2019 | Dawlish Beach, General, Railway, Teignmouth
Track replacement work in the Ivybridge area brought several Colas locomotives along the sea walls over the weekend. There was also some movement by DB Cargo on their Industrial sand contract from Burngullow near St. Austell to Bow in London. The videos taken at...
by DB Neil | Jan 3, 2019 | Diesel Specials, Events, General, Public Shows, Steam Specials
Dawlish Beach Cams was exclusively invited by GWR to the Laira Traction & Rolling Stock Maintenance Depot in Plymouth during the visit of Flying Scotsman in October 2018. In this video you will see Flying Scotsman maintenance and Black Five maintenance. This is...
