Freight at Doncaster.

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GB Railfreight's class 66 no. 66 789 has a very smart BR large logo livery and is named "British Rail 1948-1997". It is seen here with a train of empty coal hoppers heading north through the station. This has recently been purchased from DB and was originally numbered 66 250... the last of the original EWS order of class 66s. 

GB Railfreight again... this time loco no. 66 781 with an up container train on the fast line through the station. 

Class 56 no 56 094 heads north on the through freight lines behind the station with a short train of bogie timber wagons. 

Freightliner this time with loco no 66 571 heading north with three bogie tanks. 

DB Cargo loco no 66 134 looks smart in its new DB-Cargo red livery and a train of bogie open wagons also in a new red livery. 

66 134

GB Railfreight no 66 771takes the down through road behind the station with hoppers. 

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