When going through some old images of Docklands Light Railway stock taken on 3rd November 2006 I noticed that in one of the shots of some B92 stock unit no.77 the rear part of the train is painted rather strangely. As you can see in the above image the last 2 cars are painted yellow […]
Not so long ago it was possible to get a train from Stratford down to North Woolwich. The line also stopped at Silvertown station which was a short walk from London City Airport, and the North Woolwich station was a short walk from the Woolwich foot tunnel and the car ferry. The line from Richmond […]
The Docklands Light Railway winds its way around the Isle of Dogs or Canary Wharf as its more commonly known, and almost all of the track is elevated on concrete pillars, both to stop it interfering with ground level structures, but also to cross the various areas of water. These two images were taken on […]
Riding the Docklands Light Railway is often described as being like riding a rollercoaster as much of the track is elevated and supported on concrete pillars and it rises and falls between stations. The other great thing about DLR trains is that they have no driver. This means that its possible to sit at the […]
Looking through some old folders on my PC I found some old DLR photos taken on the 26th of February 2006. A few changes have happened on the Docklands Light Railway network in London since then, the first and probably the biggest was the building of a new branch that took over the alignment of […]