Thanks Dave, yes indeed, really great to capture the 9F

Thank you, glad you liked it

Thanks very much, nice few days with good weather and steam as well, can't be bad

I'm sure that all the preserved lines have teams of capable people to plan the timetables etc.

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Thanks James, weather was fantastic, it wasn't a dedicated railway trip but we managed to get a few shots towards the end of the day...it would have been rude not to!

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed the video

Thanks very much Simon

Thanks David, it was good to see the 9F as I didn't have much footage of it

9 survived John and 7 have been restored but I think this one is currently the only one in service. Magnificent machines.

You said it for me 👍

Thanks Steve, yes the sound was great as she headed up to Goathland. It could still be heard after I'd switched off

Thanks very much John, nice break and a bonus to capture a bit of steam towards the end of each day

Thanks Andrew, yes the last two days were very hot. We were out most of the day and just captured a few shots at the end of the day

No Mark, it's not an actual place...at least as far as I know. My surname is Whitehead which translates into Welsh as Pen Gwyn!

@@acw71000 Wow, is Welsh different. But it's a perfect name then! :)

Thanks for watching, Tan y Bwlch is a lovely spot to while away the time

Thanks Bob, it returns on Tuesday, unassisted again so weather permitting I'll catch it again

Thank you Simon

Thanks, going to be a good event at the Swanage I think

Many thanks Simon

Cheers Dave, much appreciated

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Thanks John

Thanks Nige, certainly very nice to see unassisted steam and BIL

True, one hell of a long day for the crew

Just outside Warrington David

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A rare treat Steve, next one will be BIL coming home I expect

Thanks Andrew, might get a quick shot of Sir Nige in the morning if the weathers ok but have other things going on for the rest of the day...enjoy Swanage

Will do. Give my regards to Mrs ACW please?

Thanks very much Dave

A typical British summers day John, heavy showers, two minutes of sun and perishing cold!

Nice to see steam without diesel assistance

Thanks David, rather too close for comfort with the 158!

Thank you. It was quite strange to think that over 60 years ago I used to go to this station trainspotting. Certainly didn't see a Castle back then that's for sure😂

I've no preference really, both had their role to play but maybe the Castles look better

@@acw71000 That’s probably how I look at it too. (One of the toughest, if not the toughest firing turns was Paddington to Shrewsbury and return the same day on a King. Strewth!)

Thanks Nige. We knew it wasn't a stopper and we'd been keeping an eye on that unit on RTT and it was on time when we arrived at the station which would have been ok but then slipped a few minutes. Would have liked a clear view but that's the way it goes sometimes

Thanks Bob, the Tyseley Castles never disappoint and great to see the Earl so close to home

Thanks Dave, yes a close call. We knew there was a risk as the unit from Norwich was running late but just about got away with it!

Thanks Andrew, yes just a mile or so from home!

Thanks John, it was a bit too close for comfort with the unit running late but fortunately it cleared in the nick of time. The Earl could be heard for over a minute powering away from Edge Hill

Thanks Steve, too close for comfort that I must admit. The platforms are long at West Allerton, going back to the days of steam but only a short length is in use these days so the vegetation has taken over. Very unsightly and doesn't present a good impression

Thanks David, very nice to see a Castle close to home

Thanks Nige, nice to see a bit of unassisted steam!

One of the comments seemed to think it was from a New Zealand loco

@@acw71000 Well, it _does_ sound like it came from one.

Thanks Simon

Thanks Andrew, Bahamas was my main reason for going too.

Thanks David, much appreciated

It is and they're fortunate to be based at the KWVR. A great shame for the society as there were quite a few mainline trips planned for the loco his year

Many thanks Dave

Many thanks Jean-Paul, a little too warm for good exhaust but an enjoyable visit

Thanks Steve, I was surprised as although it started off very warm, once the sun went in it was quite cool but not a lot of exhaust

It does have that sort of feel!

well that because it does it looks like the island of sod or where we live all right 🇬🇧

Thats very kind of you to say so Elaine. Good luck with your layout, I look forward to seeing the results on here one day