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Class 120 DMU at Llanwrtyd Wells

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The Central Wales Line used to be operated with pairs of class 120 "Cross Country" motor coaches fitted with headlights (at a time this was unusual in Britain) because of the numerous level crossing on the line. The photo was taken on a circular "Central Wales roundabout" ticket which allowed one to travel from London to Swansea, Shrewsbury (via the Central Wales) and back to London (or v.v) for a bargain fare. I imagine this was taken (at Llanwrtyd Wells on September 16, 1978, presumably 50664 + 50702) while waiting for another train to cross. The line, from Llanelli to Craven Arms, is now known as the Heart of Wales line.

Class 120
50664
C600
Llanwrtyd Wells
16th September 1978

Jeremy Chapter
Swansea - Shrewsbury (or vice versa)
600
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The image features in the following gallery: Central Wales / Heart of Wale line

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