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London Bridge and Clapham Junction 1993.

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Uploaded by on Jul 12, 2006

Continuing the series of short videos from March 1993. This one shows electric units at London Bridge station, followed by a short spell at Clapham Junction.

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  • best era wish i was around more as i was born in 93 :(

  • As an Xmas treat we are going to Shepherdswell were there is an EPB restored to it original 60's state.

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  • miss the old "toothpaste livery" not that I am old enough to reminisce about it.

  • If the Government had actually put funding into British Rail, privatisation would not have happened and our trains would actually come on time. Unfortunately, the government hated British Rail and made every attempt possible to kill it.

    It's a shame we still pay for the railways in our taxes though.

  • @MultiCrazyman77 Yes I know, the old pre-tramlink routes were fabulous. The LTS Mainline is still abound in NSE station signs though. But if BML2 goes ahead we might see tracks once again through Addiscome!

  • @MultiCrazyman77 Yes I know it had some sore points but if it was privitised as a whole it would of been better.

  • @justinfoulger But even if you were born in 93 you still wouldnt bbe able to see all this! 86 i think

  • @glitch4465 I agree actually!

  • @untensil They should just, reorgonise British Rail. EXACTLY to how it left off in 1994, and just privitse the whole thing. Like BT

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