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The advantage of it being a guided tour was that everyone kept together - made getting photos without people in them far easier (unless you were at the back like me!). Despite the sign we found no 31's... |
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| 5303 & 5212 were stabled adjacent to the scrapline - some life in them yet! |  |
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| 5213 & 5317 - both victims of a collision (with each other?) |  |
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| Wot no toilet facilities?
After a few beers on the tour some found the half hours tour too much without taking a "PNB" in a quiet corner... |
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| 5310 - another shunt victim. Seems SNCB have made a good job of finishing off their Nohabs! |  |
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| 5944 leads a line with two other class members. |  |
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| Alongside 5944, 5192 looked distinctly "droop-nosed". |  |
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| Partially dismantled 5163. |  |
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| 5184 was largely in one piece but looking a little battle weary. |  |
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| The roads to nowhere.... |  |
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| 6276 appears to have been resident some time. |  |
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| 1803, the only electric loco in the yard. |  |