Very nice video of 45407 there mike, i filmed it on the polar Express but was not working like as hard as the days between xmas and new year on your video . 🌝👍
Nice covererage Michael with the 47 arriving and handing over and the MN reversing round and the departure. The panning shot at Ais Gill is nice and steady well done and thanks for sharing. All the best Brian
Excellent shot Michael I was in the same spot a couple of weeks ago when Galatea was over an hour late the wind nearly blew me off my feet a the rain stopped play as I was packing up she cruised past me so I quickly grabbed a camcorder for a short shot Brian .
Very nice indeed, I hope your journey home was good and that your legs warmed up!! We were on route home and got information that she's failed at Hellifield with a hot box on the tender, she's having bed and breakfast there and they are going to repair her on Sunday. All the very best, Andy
I can't wait for the Warner bros lease on this engine to expire, then the engine will can finally go back to being a GWR engine again, painted green again and working like a real engine should. The fact that it has survived nearly 41 years through preservation and yet has been known as Hogwarts express for around 20 years I think is very sad. Now that Harry Potter is finally over, the engine should be back to what it was before the films. I even find it confusing as to why they didn't choose a Black Five or a LNS Jubilee class since they were the sort of engines that did work in Scotland. A GWR Hall? That's just silly.
@@liamsrailwayadventures1482 Yes it was great. Thoroughly enjoyed it. It was a Christmas present from my husband. He is a member of the Friends of the Settle and Carlisle Line and has been on trips behind Mallard and Duchess of Hamilton. Yes, here's to the next trip.
That's what grass looks like when it's been cut by a drum mower without a conditioner. The swaths left behind look almost untouched but underneath the whole field has been shaved
