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Thanks nige, hope your all well :) Do love me a 37 or 2

Thanks simon

Thank you Mr. H

Thanks kev! I’ll check it out in a moment, i ran up pikes pool lane otherwise I’d of missed this, I think the lighting matched superbly too! Liam

Is your video uploaded brisn

@LiamsLocos not yet mate, be scheduled for in the morning. Got so much today I'm having to split it all up.😆

Thank you James

Thanks mate :) Hope your all good Liam

@LiamsLocos I'm Good mate Cheers Hope u are 👍

@@37418all good this end mate, especially now I’ve had my English electric fix 😊

@@AndysSteamAdventures I know haha, the people working in the factories next to me probably wondered why I was filming

@@LiamsLocos most likely mate 🤣😂🤣

Andy my dogs just come in from the garden and he’s got winnets stuck in his fur round his backside. Made me think of you cause you’re a winnett. I’ll have to try and comb them out when they dry but I’m scared it’ll hurt my dog and he will block me on Facebook and UA-cam like a proper little winnet. Oooooooshhhh pepeeee

Thank you simon, glad you enjoyed mate

Severn valley railway

@@ai4kk class 47.

No, all scrapped.

@@LiamsLocos no there's one ar Butterly !

@meanwhileme4128 i stand corrected

@@SYKAROST it was a last minute decision to be honest brian, I was working round the corner and nipped out to grab it

@@LiamsLocos No problem mate, glad you made it and we'll catch up eventually I'm sure.

@@SYKAROST shame I had to film on my phone so audio is a little distorted

@@LiamsLocos Did notice the audio was late kicking in. At least you got out to see them eh.

I’d surprised him haha I’d nipped away from work to catch it so a brief catch up was in order :) Unfortunately a phone shot for me Thanks for watching John.

@@andrewhadley2026 I was lucky to be working on a job 10 minutes round the corner so nipped on ‘an early lunch’ to catch em :)

The person was down the bottom, he’d realised he’d be bowled so ran infront of the other enthusiasts.. I’d be annoyed myself.

I believe it was to denote locos banned from working under the wires south of Crewe.

@@Matty_1843 Thanks, I never knew that.

​@allangibson4354 The ones that had the stripe were locomotives with insufficient clearance due to the wires being lower than normal under some of the bridges. Some smaller locos still could as the gap was greater than the potential to arc.

Several classes had the yellow stripes added from about the beginning of 1964. Duchesses, Jubilees, and Midland 4Fs are three that come to mind.

I wish I could say that!

@@stephensmith799 yes I had a good time on the footplate Regards Phil 👍

Similarly had the same experience as yourself Phil, same engines over York- Liverpool area, changed engines several times at Edgeley early sixties.Staying on during the closures was not a desirable option sadly.

@@barryslater3597 Hi you did your bit so good on you 👍Regards Phil.

Anyone can say it

@@GreatBritishRailways1 thanks John, strange as I thought it would be a lot busier.. better for us of course with less body’s to crop out :)

There’s always a diesel peedo that has to comment this.