Freight trains return to Llandudno Junction

66773 Pride of GB Railfreight is seen at Colwyn Bay in North Wales and then shunting at the GBRF receiving sidings at Llandudno Junction after arriving with the recently introduced freight Flow from Doncaster, on the morning of Wednesday, August 3, 2022. The trackwork has been renewed at the Junction and lots of weeds cleared. #trains #trainspotting

[@TheDaf95xf]

Nice capture 👍🏻 Hopefully more railways can be brought back from extinction like this service has 🤔 I can remember how busy the yard was back in the 70s when I was a train spotter on my Honda CB 250 super dream travailing round the country from Manchester 🤣

[@arthurgrowler5749]

Nice footage of the first Slate train into the junction 👍

[@lesburton9303]

Very good indeed

[@edwardrussellduff3076]

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[@jamescollier847]

Surprised it didn’t have a bloody Unicorn mounted on the front!🦄

[@markthorpe6847]

I thought that train was stopping at the quarry along the a55, near where I live.. So it was a slate train,, where would it go once its collected its load.. Nice footage.. Just another question whether you'd know, sometimes you see a double headed freight train, with say a colas freight engine and say a dB schenker how does that work having two different companies trains pulling the same load,,I can never work that out, if someone could enlighten me..