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Middleton Railway Journey Saturday 25th of April 2009
A journey along the line at the Middleton Railway from the station at Moor Road to Park Halt.The film is shot from the open deck of the last carriage facing away from the direction of travel.Not the usual way but as the train makes it's way up the line a panoramic view of Leeds can be seen.The locomotive hauling us was the first Brush/Beyer Peacock 0-4-0 Diesel to be built.It was built for the Steel Company of South Wales in 1958. The locomotive came to the Middleton Railway in 1987 on ...
The Cambrian, 2009-Aug-25, part 4 - return, Dovey Estuary (r)
Description: The Cambrian on 2009-Aug-25. * The Cambrian - the Cambrian coast express - a spectacular railway journey along the Dovey estuary, Mawddach estuary and the West coast of Wales, aboard preserved passenger stock (with a delightful absence of air-conditioning or sealed windows) hauled by preserved steam locomotive. This section of railway line (Dovey Junction to Pwllheli) has been considered for closure several times. May the steam train, and its popularity, help to prevent such ...
A3 4472 Flying Scotsman Overhaul - 15 November 2008
renumbering scheme for the LNER, then 60103 from 1 January 1948, on the nationalisation of the railways when all the LNER locomotive numbers were prefixed with 60. 60103 "Flying Scotsman" painted in the darker BR green livery it wore when withdrawn in 1963. Between 5 June 1950, and 4 July 1954, and between 26 December 1954, and 1 September 1957, under British Railways ownership, it was allocated to Leicester Central shed on the Great Central, running Nottingham Victoria to London ...
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