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59103 Pushes 43160+43188 out of Bath on an EXTREMELY rare move

Possibly the most unbelievable scene I have ever witnessed on the British Railways. I recieved a phone call from Jim to tell me about this working, an extremely quick run to Bath Spa station lead to this absolutely amazing site! 43160+43188 failed working 1A27 1710 Weston Super Mare - Paddington, the train failed in Saltford, completely losing all power from 43160, the train couldn't move. Unbelievably, the train that was utilised to rescue the stranded passengers was Hanson Liveried 59103 working 6C64 Avonmouth-Westbury stone train. This unbelievable scene is witnessed with the set departing Bath Spa at 2016, 153 minutes late in the formation of 43160+8 MK3 coaches+43188+59103+15 MRL Stone wagons!!! The train was drivable from 43188, so why the set was not sent back to Bristol was anyones guess, but I'm certainly the last to comlain witnessing this outrageous move. The 59 pushed the set to Bathampton loop, where the 59 detached the train and continued its way to Westbury, before 43188 leads the set back to SPM depot in Bristol for inspection. Chaos, but this is one epic experience. Massive thankyou to James Hale for the tip off regarding this working. ENJOY!