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Remember it well, my Dad worked at Darnall Sheds.

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Was that when it was a steam loco' shed or when it was a wagon shop?

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Cant forget it used to work on Ribston Rd. Must have come over there easy six times a day. Gaffer had yard in late 70s just off Bridge top of Ribston. Infact garrage is still there at bottom of Ribston. Tyre place now though. 

 

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On 21/02/2022 at 12:17, geotom said:

Was that when it was a steam loco' shed or when it was a wagon shop?

I believe my Dad worked at Neepsend first then he went to Darnall, he was a Loco fitter then when they brought Diesel Trains in he re trained to be a Diesel Fitter, then when they closed Darnall he went to Tinsley Marshalling Yards where he worked till his retirement in 1978. We lived not far from Darnall Sheds and I vaguely remember during school holidays going in to the diesel shed when my Dad was working ,I would be about 8 or 9 and one time he was working on a Shunter and he let me get in the cab with him and drive it in the yard.

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Remember train spotting in the 1950s in the school dinner hour on the bridge

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