Steam From The Clyde To The Ribble (TGB XVI 2024)
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Footage from days 7 and 8 of The Great Britain XVI (16) multi-day tour, 19 and 20 April 2024:
44871 & 45407 The Lancashire Fusilier working from Edinburgh to Carlisle, seen at Crawford in the Upper Clyde Valley working to Beattock Summit and leaving Lockerbie after a water stop. Having handed over the reins at Carlisle, the pair are seen in the Lune Gorge, around 15 minutes before 34067 Tangmere, now hauling the tour itself. The Bulleid is then seen at Scorton between Lancaster and Preston.
At 6:15 the following morning, the Black Fives are seen working the ECS to Preston at Brock, where 44871 left the train to work light engine to Chester as the consist would have been too long for Liverpool Lime Street. Shortly after, 45407 sets off for Liverpool, from where that day’s leg of the tour would be worked to Swansea.
I hate saying this, but if you enjoyed the video, and would like to give a thumbs up, it would be much appreciated. It helps the channel and planning for future uploads etc :)
Cheers, David.
Superb as always David 👍Considering the problems West Coast have made for themselves this was the rabbit out of the hat with the fives being available 👍🎥You deserve a medal for the high level shots alone 😊Outstanding lighting at Brock that made me wonder how on earth I didn’t go out for it 😂😂😞
Many thanks Steve - totally agree about the rabbit out of the hat! I was pretty knackared the following morning but it was lovely to be out with it being sunny, my car had a bit of ice on it too.
Superb location shots, brilliant filming, those black 5,s have earnt there keep, super reliable. 😁😁😁 Thanks for your efforts
Many thanks, much appreciated and thank you for your comment - great to see these engines again.
Once again nice to see the two of them together
Thanks Scott, superb engines and such a credit to their owner and maintainers.
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Excellent video David, many outstanding views especially from on high
Many thanks Austin, much appreciated. The Upper Clyde Valley offers so much and was largely bathed in sunshine before the train came, but musn't grumble!
Cracking footage David, you certainly picked some superb locations there and some superb lighting for the early morning movement at Brock, cheers nige👍
Many thanks Nige, much appreciated. A lovely day to be out on the fellsides, and the 5s always shine :)
Brilliant video. Awesome Black 5 action. Thankyou.
Many thanks and much appreciated - very hard to beat a black 5, especially when they are in such superb condition.
Super video. Loved the sunrise exhaust against the cherry blossom particularly. Cannot beat a double-header!
Many thanks - it was touch and go whether the sun would make it in time, and it just about did - a tense start to the day haha!
Brilliant footage David. You do find some excellent locations to film from. Look foward to future uploads 👍
Many thanks Simon, much appreciated. I enjoy exploring new locations and always love being in the great outdoors, it's an interest which gives you so much more than just the trains.
Wow!! Just Wow!! Some serious cinematography there David, well conceived, filmed and especially, edited, a total joy to watch. Some terrific sequences , especially at Crawford. Gonna go back and watch it again right now. Many thanks for sharing, cheerz, Alan
Many thanks as ever Alan, and much appreciated - it took me about 3 solid days to edit, so thanks for mentioning that. Here's to next year's working! Cheers, David.
Truly outstanding David, your efforts have certainly paid off with your marvellous efforts both with the filming and subsequent editing to produce a video of the highest quality and variety.
Many thanks D, great to follow this tour again despite some ropey light at times for us.
Superb. The sequence of the Lancashire Fusilier at Brock was just awesome.
Many thanks Phil, it was a lovely morning to be out.
Fantastic footage of another very enjoyable tour - thanks for sharing.
Many thanks and you’re welcome, always an enjoyable tour to film.
Wonderful camerawork and editing - nice to hear birdsong in the background and no voiceover!
Many thanks Neil, much appreciated and glad you enjoyed the sounds - it's always lovely to include the wildlife wherever possible.
Great video :)
Many thanks Simon, much appreciated.
Good drone work!
Many thanks, but no drones involved, all ground-based shots, the old fashioned way. Cheers, David.