73082 'Camelot' Bluebell Railway steam

'There and back again' features Std 5MT 73082, before it regained its 'Camelot' name plates, on a notional journey on the Bluebell Railway between Sheffield Park, East Grinstead and back.
Filmed during 2016, 73082 is seen coming 'off shed', collecting the coaching stock and watering, then coupling up and ready for the off with the sound of coal being shovelled into the firebox. The Guard waves the green flag and 73082 makes a noisy departure from Sheffield Park with cylinder cocks open ,en-route to Horsted Keynes, up Freshfield bank, over Tremaines Crossing and into a busy Horsted Keynes station.
There follows a Horsted Keynes departure, under Leamland Bridge, with the temporary speed restriction carefully observed. (You may just be able to hear a Southbound departure from Horsted Keynes in the distance) and then out into open country around Horsted House, whistling for the Horsted House Farm crossing and up the grade to Sharpethorne Tunnel.
An arrival and departure from Kingscote is shown and then back on the train over Holden Summit between the Imberhorne Lane and Hill Place Farm Bridges. The sharp eyed might spot the muntjac deer crossing and recrossing the track and then scampering up the bank
Arriving at East Grinstead over the viaduct into the station the train glides to a halt adjacent to the mainline. The engine runs round and then heads back, tender first, over the viaduct and up the bank to Hill Place Farm over bridge.
Through the countryside back to Horsted Keynes where the H class tank engine is impatiently waiting for the road north.
Southbound from Horsted, note the deer trying to outpace the train approaching Three Arch Bridge and down the gradients to Sheffield Park for a gentle arrival, the uncoupling and back on shed at the end of the day.
Thank you to the crews, volunteers and staff of the Bluebell without whom this video would not be possible.

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Camelot is one of my personal favourite locomotives along with Mallard, Tornado and the Flying Scotsman

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this locomotive appeared in 102 dalmatian for short