6960 RAVENINGHAM HALL'S SUMMER ON THE SEVERN VALLEY 2019 

In terms of sound a modified hall with 1950's drafting is about the best that you can get. Great video. Thanks for posting

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Lovely video Alan. That Great Western bark is such a distinctive sound. Noel

A very enjoyable compilation Alan and really nice locations..... I'm assuming in the opening shot they brakes were dragging, always best to blow 25" first lol. As a Midland man I cannot say I enjoyed firing them, the nearest I had to this one was 6957 Norcliffe Hall. sadly none of them were in present day preserved condition which might explain my jaundiced view!! Regards, Brian.

Very well done, Alan and Evie, this is a thoroughly enjoyable and comprehensive compilation. A great variety of interesting locations allowing us to see and hear Raveningham Hall working well, especially at 07:35 and 11:50 but not detracting from any of the other locations. As well as the "bark of a Hall", the standing starts (very much the first one) provided plenty of additional 'interesting' sound. I assume from the water-stop sequence that the fireman is a non-smoker! Kind regards, Bob.

Fantastic job mate 1996 was the last time that this engine has ever been resident here on the seven valley railway

Very good video, nice job :)

A little struggle at the start there for the loco! After that, a lovely video to watch with some superb shots.

A most un-Hall like start from Bridgnorth there. Shows that some drivers can make a ham fist of anything, I suppose.

If you put the subtitles/captions on, which are automatically generated by RU-vid I presume, at 7:48 it comes up as '[Music]'. Well, who'd disagree.

breaking news Allan this engine is coming back this time its staying here until 2021 when its boiler certificate expires on the engine