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Banbury! ✅️ by pot luck a change of plans for today brings us here and railway royalty!! @bessbbe delighted good to wave to you and thanks for the tones 😀
Over the last few months, I've taken a step back from social media (and my phone in general!)
I'm a crank through and through so I'm never out of love with the railway, despite how "q-word" I've been.
l've always wanted my railway journey to be about the railway itself, because I love the people, the experiences, the learning and the job l've worked so hard to do every day.
I'm still here. Just spending more time in the cab and a little less time on the timeline.
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Swanage poster no.1 !
Another fantastic deisel gala and beer festival, thanks to all involved
@bessbbe @SwanRailway
Bessie 🚂 🦡 retweeted
Lovely to see @bessbbe at Southampton. Even if you did hold me up on the trip to Eastleigh, then have the cheek to get a lift home on my train! 🤣
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🌟 A Note for New Year 🌟
As everyone starts to share their successes in 2025 and their goals for 2026...
Remember, your success doesn't need to be defined by ticking off dreams.
That a new year doesn't mean a new you.
It's ok if you didn't achieve what you hoped for, for lots of us, simply surviving 2025 was an achievement!
Surviving is more than enough, don't let the pressure of social media force you to compare yourself.
January 1st isn't the only time we can set ourselves goals, we can choose to do this whenever we want. When life isn't too much. On our terms, or not at all.
So please be gentle with yourself,
Let go of the pressures, and welcome 2026
Happy New Year everyone,
S x
#NewYear
It’s that time again 🤓 Welcome to ‘Work Wrapped’!
2025 has been my first full year as a mainline driver, and it’s been a fantastically busy one for both me and freight! 🤘
66748 was the engine I drove the most at 17 times, and 4O46 was my most driven headcode at 44 times.🫸🫸
November was my busiest month with 24 shifts, travelling 3222 miles.
July was my heaviest month at 48,825 tonnes.
March saw me pulling 4206 SLU (around 17 miles of wagons!)


























