@@themodster certainly was! Had a decent spot at the turntable at Yeovil, but loads of people came and stood right in front of me annoyingly, but hey ho! Still worth seeing!
The railtour has to stop on its journey either for pathing reasons, so other trains can overtake, or for water stops. This allows us to overtake it and see it on a number of occasions. Steam is also limited to 75mph so doesn't go as fast as modern trains, and has to fit around other services. Thomas
Awesome shots Thomas. Whenever British India Line comes south, She gets the sort of attention that Flying Scotsman and Tornado are used to.
Cheers Callum. A loco on its home turf is always a must see, especially when its rarely down here. Thomas
What a terrific day out that must've been, and you get to see a turntable in operation as well. Great film Thomas :)
It was a great chase Brian, and the turntable was a great bonus. Cheers, Thomas
Hi Thomas, Great compilation and locations ...Dave
Thanks Dave. Thomas
@@themodster Hi Thomas,Your welcome ...Dave
Brillaint video!
Many Thanks Henry. Thomas
Excellent video as always! I do love the 47s and mk1 coaches, and while steam trains aren't my thing, they're still quite a marvel to see!
Thanks. They made a good sound on the railjoint at Barnes!!! Thomas
Lovely shots there. I was behind you at Andover, and Yeovil too!
Cheers Matthew! Ah yes, I can see myself in your video. A good day it was! Thomas
@@themodster certainly was! Had a decent spot at the turntable at Yeovil, but loads of people came and stood right in front of me annoyingly, but hey ho! Still worth seeing!
There are a few steam engines i need to see and this one is another I would like to see on the GWR section on the south west part
Its not often she comes down here, she's normally based at Carnforth. But its always a pleasure seeing her on home turf. Thomas
Another very enjoyable video...
Much obliged Malcolm. Thomas
Super video :)
Thanks Simon. Thomas
how do you get so many clips?
The railtour has to stop on its journey either for pathing reasons, so other trains can overtake, or for water stops. This allows us to overtake it and see it on a number of occasions. Steam is also limited to 75mph so doesn't go as fast as modern trains, and has to fit around other services. Thomas
nice
Thanks Jensen. Thomas