Flying Scotsman: The History of the World's Most Famous Steam Locomotive
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- Опубліковано 4 січ 2024
- Happy new year everybody! To kickstart 2024 we've compiled this video on what is arguably the most famous steam locomotive on the planet: the Flying Scotsman. This green beast has clocked 100 years of history, captivating the imaginations of many.
Special thanks to Ben Azfar & Cameron White
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It feels good to get started on our 2024 plans for content here on Decades
In the shots of the Scotsman outside a museum, I live in that town and was there. Truly a magnificent sight! ☺️
The scootsman
Figured this would be a good first video to watch on this channel and it did not disappoint. I agree whole-heartedly that steam engines just seem to have a personality all their own. Its why I always try to get out and see it when Union Pacific brings out the Big Boy or the 844 Living Legend. In fact watching this the day before going out to see Canadian Pacific's 2816 "The Empress". I couldn't tell you every detail of every engine out there. But it never fails to strike me everytime I see one, especially the big boy, at how humanity has achived so much with the power of steam.
What a fantastic piece of machinery.
The insane production quality, tastefully interspersed with jokes and memes, and just quality content, I hope yall get the subs you deserve soon!
Thank you very much
Thank you
Quality content 💯
The flooping scootermannnnnn
As an American, I wish we preserved our rails better than we did. Such a cool way of life that I wish we could still experience. Thanks for documenting the Flying Scotsman.
Here there are many steam engines in preservation all across the country, it's quite interesting to see the diverse range in what used to be the backbone of transport infrastructure.
There are definitely some great museums providing both documentary and and preservation work on trains here in the US. Right here in Baltimore, the B&O railroad museum is one of the best I would say, between their large collection of train engines and other rolling stock and doing an amazing job of documenting the railroads connection to amazing historical events such as the attempted assassination of Lincoln before his inauguration, the underground railroad and the Civil War. The railroad museum in Portland Oregon is quite amazing too, and both museums provide train rides on a variety of vintage engines.
Been looking forward to this one
oh aye
It was exposed to exposure...