Wigan to Lancaster. A view from a train driving cab
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- A Cab view along the WCML from Wigan to Lancaster. The weather was indiffierent. Stopped and cautioned at Oubeck and was told to pass the Signal at Danger.
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Wonderful; I was born in a house next to the line from Castle Station down to Geen Ayre in Lancaster in 1943! So many memories; How many miles of green fencing, so many trees obstructing those old views I remember. Also Bay Horse Station, line to Glasson Dock and Morecambe Promenade via Scale Hall. Finally would have liked a shot of the loco. GREAT!
Thanks for this as it showed my home county of Lancashire, very nostalgic.
Our pleasure!
Nice pictures thank you,looks like there's been a lot of rain there.
Brilliant video! This class 47 is moving at a fair speed north of Preston.
For those 'Railcam' subscribers, You can clearly see the Leyland double cam on the right @ 11:06 in this video.
Farington and Preston cams are not visible (at least I can't see them) but they are both to the right hand side of the track @ 13:58 and 23:03 respectively.
Very enjoyable video to watch
Many thanks
Nice! I was waiting for this -part 2- since we arrived in Wigan from Crewe
Enjoy it
Thanks for another great quality video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great quality video👍
My dad was a driver and my grandad on intercity and virgin trains, also drove steam which looks very hard work still don’t know how the drivers manage to see them signals
Great video! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
21:00 The church is St Walburge's RC, Preston. The spire has a height of 309 feet and is possibly the tallest non-cathedral spire in the country. Its architect was Joseph Hansom (1803-82), the inventor of the Hansom Cab.
Nice piece of info.
The gentleman was multitalented.
So glad to see this arrive. Wigan/Preston isn't covered often. This is the first one in which I've been able to clearly identify the underbridge via which the northbound Whelley Loop dived under to rejoin the WCML. (@3.33). Blink and you'll miss it. Many thanks.
It departed at Bamfurlong where the goods lines dive under left to right but these days only to access Springs Depot (and a bit later the Wallgate line).
Amazing video I really enjoyed it 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
It's really quite striking in all these UK train videos how few freight trains appear to run on what seems like a first-rate system.
12:10 Bit of local knowledge here - The stripy warehouse on the right is an Amazon building... More than likely where all my Amazon Orders get sent to...
Great filming. Was this a passenger run or light engine?
Passing a signal at danger used to mean 15mph over facing points ahead of failed signal,but maybe this has changed?
Lovely quality video though,shame 47 engine noise on acceleration is really recorded though !
6:09 Coppull Mill.
What type of cars is this hauling?
It was a light engine