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At Clapham Junction. These engines carry the circular logo of EPS (European Passenger Services) and used to be coupled between two match trucks with Scharfenberg (Eurostar) couplings on their outer ends. The pair used to sit here at Clapham Junction on standby to haul a "dead" Eurostar to their North Pole depot in emergency. |
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9 May 2007, 10:43 |
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2 37s 37603 & 37604
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Les Chatfield from Brighton, England |
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51° 27′ 54.51″ N, 0° 10′ 8.40″ W
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