It’s the 2 car class 150234 is currently allocated to GWR - Great Western Railway 🚃 is seen departing 🛫 Falmouth Docks to Truro via Falmouth Town and Penryn. The railway 🚃 track 🛤️ is single is because it’s a branch line on the Maritime Line that runs every half hour on Mondays to Saturdays including bank 🏦 holidays and every hour on Sundays except Christmas 🎄🤶 🧑🎄 🎅 Day and Boxing 🥊 Day is operated by GWR - Great Western Railway 🚃 using the 2 car class 150/2. All of the class 150 trains 🚂 🚆 🚊 have a toilet 🚻 🚽 🚾 in the DMSL - Driving Motor Standard Lavatory 🚻 🚾 🚽 , bins 🗑️ 🚮, luggage 🧳 rack, comfortable seats 💺, open windows 🪟, automatic operating doors 🚪 , no carpet however central heating, no smoking 🚭 accommodation is because it’s prohibited 🚫 on all trains 🚂 🚆 🚊 , buses 🚎 🚌 🚍 , taxis 🚕 🚖 , railway 🚃 stations 🚉 and inside the buildings around the world 🗺️ 🌏 🌎 🌍, are standard class accommodation only and are second generation DMU - Diesel ⛽️ Multiple Unit trains 🚊 🚆 🚂 are made between 1984 and 1987. Falmouth is a town in Cornwall in the southwest of England 🏴 has plenty of seagulls. I’ve been to Falmouth originally on Wednesday 25th October 1995 aged 19 years old at the time 🕰️. Only provincial trains 🚂 🚆 🚊 run to Falmouth. The lowest number of coaches is 2 to 4 at the highest. 👍
