awesome video Pete really enjoyed it some great steam filming and shunting etc loved it Sierra leone looked and sounded brilliant well captured Pete thanks for sharing 👍🦮
Thanks mate 👍 it's always a pleasure going up to Hellifield, even though it's rained the past 3 times, lol. I didn't know what the steamer was before I got there, so it was nice to see again. It is a beautiful engine that. Glad you enjoyed it and hope you are well mate
Cracking video as per usual. A bit damp but nothing to stop the enjoyment. Hopefully Mr Charlie had his donny rovers coat on. Skipton & Hellifield 2 nice stations. Thanks Pete.
defined in the rule book, which is basically the 1950 BR rulebook, or by other local instructions: One whistle is a warning, and used before starting any move; and when entering a station in which another train is standing on an adjacent track (essentially a warning to anyone who might be "in between" coupling to be cautious before emerging etc); also used at certain defined points on the line, primarily whistle boards on the approach to crossings, and entering / leaving the tunnel. One long whistle - when authorised to pass a signal at danger. Two whistles to indicate to a signalman or shunter that a move has stopped clear of any points. Two crow whistles - when an engine is assisting, rear engine gives two crow whistles to front engine; reply from front engine before starting. Three or more pop whistles is a signal to the guard that braking assistance is needed (primarily used on unfitted trains). Also used for double heading if either driver needs to signal to the other that they need to stop. Series of urgent pop whistles - used if people are line side and don't acknowledge an initial warning whistle I had to look this up! But im glad i did as its taught me something new! I hope this is the codes you were referring to, when you coming to fitzwilliam i have sausage treats for charlie! 😂
Wow ........ you in-between stations when you did this, lol. Fantastic info, though . I'm glad you took the time and shared it.Very interesting. Be next week sometime I'm back at Fitzwilliam.
Excellent video Pete, very enjoyable. You was in the right place at the right time when both 66004 and 37676 were approaching you 👍 Shame about the weather but thanks for sharing mate. Regards, Colin.
Thanks, Colin. I nearly messaged you to see if you were around to see if you wanted to meet up, mate. I'm hoping that I'll go again there when it doesn't actually rain lol. Glad you enjoyed it mate
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Nice video Pete very nice camera work as usual I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on UA-cam bye for now Philip
It's a former shell of its former self that place. It is a great place tbh, a bit of a time capsule. But I suppose it's whatever and how ever you make it. It is a bit remote, and the people are very friendly. And the food is realy good 👍
So the 47 as the backup loco should the steamer fail trail of thought. Do those locos communicate in any other way than a radio so the person in the back (47) gets the "We need help" message or can boiler based locos talk to disels?
Like 76 beautiful video! Greetings from Asturias 🚂🔝🔝🔝🔝👍🙋♂️
Thankyou .And a massive hello to you in Asturias. Glad you enjoyed it 👍 😊
awesome video Pete really enjoyed it some great steam filming and shunting etc loved it
Sierra leone looked and sounded brilliant well captured Pete thanks for sharing 👍🦮
Thanks mate 👍 it's always a pleasure going up to Hellifield, even though it's rained the past 3 times, lol. I didn't know what the steamer was before I got there, so it was nice to see again. It is a beautiful engine that. Glad you enjoyed it and hope you are well mate
Cracking video as per usual. A bit damp but nothing to stop the enjoyment. Hopefully Mr Charlie had his donny rovers coat on. Skipton & Hellifield 2 nice stations. Thanks Pete.
Thanks Tom. I'm glad you enjoyed it 👍 it was a nice trip out even though it was raining. We both got wet. Again lol
defined in the rule book, which is basically the 1950 BR rulebook, or by other local instructions:
One whistle is a warning, and used before starting any move; and when entering a station in which another train is standing on an adjacent track (essentially a warning to anyone who might be "in between" coupling to be cautious before emerging etc); also used at certain defined points on the line, primarily whistle boards on the approach to crossings, and entering / leaving the tunnel.
One long whistle - when authorised to pass a signal at danger.
Two whistles to indicate to a signalman or shunter that a move has stopped clear of any points.
Two crow whistles - when an engine is assisting, rear engine gives two crow whistles to front engine; reply from front engine before starting.
Three or more pop whistles is a signal to the guard that braking assistance is needed (primarily used on unfitted trains). Also used for double heading if either driver needs to signal to the other that they need to stop.
Series of urgent pop whistles - used if people are line side and don't acknowledge an initial warning whistle
I had to look this up! But im glad i did as its taught me something new! I hope this is the codes you were referring to, when you coming to fitzwilliam i have sausage treats for charlie! 😂
Wow ........ you in-between stations when you did this, lol. Fantastic info, though . I'm glad you took the time and shared it.Very interesting. Be next week sometime I'm back at Fitzwilliam.
Sierra Leone's driver showing the Flying Scotsman's driver how it's done properly!
100 % right .
Excellent video Pete, very enjoyable. You was in the right place at the right time when both 66004 and 37676 were approaching you 👍 Shame about the weather but thanks for sharing mate. Regards, Colin.
Thanks, Colin. I nearly messaged you to see if you were around to see if you wanted to meet up, mate. I'm hoping that I'll go again there when it doesn't actually rain lol. Glad you enjoyed it mate
No worries Pete, i'll always message you if i'm in Yorkshire. Just published my latest video from my time in Essex.
@@colingarwood9971 thanks Colin.
Such a train makes me expect to see Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson boarding the train on their way to another case to be solved.
Nice, I like that thought John . Thanks, and I know what you mean
Another video straight out of the top drawer Pete. You will be house hunting in Hellifield next 😊
Hahaha if I do mate you can come anytime mate
Cracking video Pete , Jubilee looks stunning , also a good mixture of freight All in all well worth the effort .
Thanks Brian. It was worth the journey to see it again.
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Thanks Andrew
You call this station lovely?? You should have seen the old Snow Hill - now that WAS lovely!!
Nice one Pete - some great steam action 👍
Thanks Tony it was a good time
Nice video Pete very nice camera work as usual I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on UA-cam bye for now Philip
Thanks Michael 👍 I appreciate that. I'm just uploading my next video at the moment, it should be on in the next hour.
Was that train made up entirely of dining cars? Excellent video.
There was a few on it mate. There usually is on them
Very nice. Looked a wee bit soggy.
Cheers, Steve. I don't know what it is, but every time I go there, it's always lashing it down lol
Hellifield looks quite depressing!
It's a former shell of its former self that place. It is a great place tbh, a bit of a time capsule. But I suppose it's whatever and how ever you make it. It is a bit remote, and the people are very friendly. And the food is realy good 👍
It is in this weather but its a beautiful old station when it's sunny
45627 on the front but on the side 45562?
So the 47 as the backup loco should the steamer fail trail of thought. Do those locos communicate in any other way than a radio so the person in the back (47) gets the "We need help" message or can boiler based locos talk to disels?
That's basically hit the nail on the head mate. 90% of the time there's a 47 on the back for that reason
@@donnypetein days of old when steam banked steam they would've used a code of whistles
@Northerner_Transport_Hub that's right, mate. Do you know the sequence by any chance?
@donnypete not a sodding clue lol
@@Northerner_Transport_Hub hahaha 😆 nice one mate