1953-built 4-EPB with the 17.26 to Waterloo.

Simon James says "Nice to see some walkers on the path alongside the railway, called 'Raynes Path' it was constructed on the instruction of Edward Rayne whose family owned much of the land in the area of Raynes Park, whilst not an oddity, the boulevards alongside the London - Greenwich come to mind, this is one of the longest 'Public Railway Path's' still open in its entirety running from Wimbledon to New Malden if memory serves. Edward Rayne was celebrated in a Pub named after him outside Raynes Park Station but due to the Covid 19 pandemic it has closed seeming unlikely to reopen".