Another 100 Miles By Burrell - 3255 Comes Home 

Magnificent! These New Zealand Burrells are fine machines and it's been a pleasure to see some of them in the UK in recent years.

Love it's this one beautifully steam engine meachine going very well good steam meachine ohhhh yes

Just grand to see this beautiful old machine still on the move.❤

Great video.

A 70 year old new sub here , and loving your channel. If she was "Coming Home" then she would have been coming back to Thetford, Norfolk , in the UK. This engine was built 25 miles from where I live.

Why am i singing " She'll be comin round the mountain when she can....."

Привет вам из России, с Урала. Мне очень понравились ваши ролики - я подписываюсь на ваш канал. Надеюсь, что война не помешает нашему общению, и вы не примете меня как агрессора как выставляет нас западные СМИ. Спасибо.

A phantastic journey!

Awesome piece of machine. Great video.

Unbelievable; unthinkable here in Germany

Excellent to have a commentary from Liam with a great voice for it. Sounds like a pro. Keep them coming.

brilliant . i didnt know they exported over there . she really moves .thanks

HAHA the guys always making a lot of traffic

Ahhh Christchurch, you are from the shire. Now it makes sense to me.

By chance would this be the Burrell engine that was once operated at Mystery Creek museum Hamilton, would be back in the 80's

for anyone else wondering, its speed is 17km/h. (at least at the bridge crossing 19:16 - 25:08, which seems to be as fast as it gets)

Fred Dibnah would of approved👍✌️

I am mildly freaking out that you didn't put a generator and lights on it for the night travel. there are many ways to do it without causing any damage, like running it from the trailer to magnetic or clamp on lights.

pretty cool I guess there are no laws there that if there are so many cars behind you have to pull over to let them pass here it is 5 cars... i feel sorry for the people in that long line stuck, here we have laws to prevent that and prevent unsafe passing as a result

How fast do these things go?