Is 45212 SHY when leaving BUSY CARLISLE? Freight and Passenger Trains Galore! 28 Sep 24

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  • Is 45212 SHY when leaving BUSY CARLISLE?
    Freight and Passenger Trains Galore!
    8 West Coast Locos at Carlisle
    LNER Diversions
    Freight Diversion
    28 Sep 24
    In the video I forgot to identify the 37s - 37685 and 37688! One had been intended to run along the Tyne Valley line but failed for some reason. The other 37 had come to rescue it - that occured on Sunday 29th.
    45212 had arrived from Fort William by 3am on the Saturday morning,
    The Northern Belle stock weere going to be stabled at Aberdeen Ferryhill overnight before working a Dyce to Dunrobin Sunday excursion - too early a start apparently for Aberdeen station to be open!
    After the problems on the WCML around Beattock on Thursday, the intermodal operators were still clearing thir boxes for the south. Hence slightly longer and later trains.
    With the ECML being subject to Engineering possessions this weekend, apparently for Drain clearing and other works, the North Blyth to Fort William Alcan tanks worked via Carlisle - and the hilly route over Beattock.
    Like last Saturday when Tangmere proved to be naughty, this was a very busy Saturday!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 11

  • @neilcharlton456
    @neilcharlton456 27 хвилин тому

    I presume the LNER Eidburgh trains switched back to electric power at Carlisle after coming off the Newcastle-Carlisle diversion?

  • @stephendavies6949
    @stephendavies6949 2 хвилини тому

    One of the many, many advantages of watching your videos is the close-ups that can be obtained of loco buffer beams (eg, the 33s), which are great for modellers

  • @johntomkinson9781
    @johntomkinson9781 38 хвилин тому

    Great video Les thank you. A good mixture

  • @jdavidjohnson-hb4js
    @jdavidjohnson-hb4js 32 хвилини тому

    Excellent and interesting video.

  • @briancooper562
    @briancooper562 2 години тому

    Looks like a West Coast company day out, Carlisle. Did not expect to see the Fort William Alumina train. Now that is the long way round for such a long train. First freight train, aviation fuel, and those are bigger tank wagons then the Swiss/ Germans use.

    • @LeslieGilpinRailways
      @LeslieGilpinRailways  2 години тому

      The Alcan was diverted like the LNER trains - engineering work north of Newcastle. I think those tanks are bigger than the american equivalents too

  • @BarbaraPape-y4g
    @BarbaraPape-y4g 3 години тому

    That is what i call excessive steam !
    It is like a scene from "The Railway Children" that left their father the only person
    on the platform.
    Plenty of other action, Carlisle is still a great place for enthusiats.

    • @LeslieGilpinRailways
      @LeslieGilpinRailways  2 години тому +1

      A freind who'd been standing on P4 said they didnt see the loco until it was going round the curve towards Currock. Carlisle was pleasantly busy for a change

    • @BarbaraPape-y4g
      @BarbaraPape-y4g Годину тому

      @@LeslieGilpinRailways It would certainly make for a great halloween video.Carlisle has done well this year for rare sightings.

  • @JordanHunter-98
    @JordanHunter-98 3 години тому

    Fantastic les