Tractors on Tour - Class 37s on the Esk Valley Line

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Filmed on 30th May 2022.
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway has hired in the Scottish Railway Preservation Society's class 37 locomotive number 37403 "Isle of Mull".
The British Rail blue locomotive can be seen plying its trade - and hopefully generating the NYMR a healthy return - as it runs the length of the line between Pickering and Whitby throughout the summer season.
The final 6 miles 24 chains of the route from Grosmont to Whitby is part of Network Rail's Esk Valley Line. In today's video we see 37403 in action on this part of the main line, as it trundles backwards and forwards for the four return journeys of the day.
We also pause to consider the spectacular beauty of this part of North Yorkshire.
Footage was captured using a Panasonic HC-VX1; amzn.to/3vJnqNJ; fitted with a Rode VideoMic Go; amzn.to/3rpMeIA

[@grahamladeda8495]

Great video I could smell that clag!

[@NorthumberlandSnapper]

I must have missed that part!

[@iris3952]

Excellent footage 😮

[@NorthumberlandSnapper]

Thank you very much!

[@aragates9587]

Lovely video

[@NorthumberlandSnapper]

Very kind, thank you.

[@jessica503]

Great filming. Captures the moment and that cool engine sound.👌

[@NorthumberlandSnapper]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@trainspotter208]

lovely (I am the curly fries kid at whitby btw)

[@NorthumberlandSnapper]

Greetings curly fries kid at Whitby! I had to look that one up, but get you now. Hope you're well.

[@trainspotter208]

@@NorthumberlandSnapper ye I am thanks I got rid of the curly fries in the end😂😂 ill back at Whitby same time next year