Going on the footplate of Flying Scotsman! 

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It sure was an amazing experience, one that I shall never forget.😄

Yeah, it sure was amazing! Thanks.

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I'm glad you enjoyed the video!:D

@@Trainguy_Carguy_M_YT1307 THANKS A BUNCH FOR YOUR REPLY TO MY OWN OFFICIAL COMMENT ON THIS OFFICIAL VIDEO TAKING PLACE ON FLYIN' SCOTSMAN'S FOOTPLATE! By the way, in the famously well-known Rev W Awdry's Railway Series book titled Enterprising Engines alongside 2 movies during the show's own official complete full CGI animation era titled The Great Race & Big World Big Adventures, Flying Scotsman himself was basically mentioned as Gordon the Big blue livery-paintwork carrying the official #4 L N E R class A0 Pacific type of steam-driven railway tender locomotive designed by Sir Herbert Nigel Gresley himself in Doncaster during the official 192Os as a prototype of the well-known L N E R class A1 Pacific type of steam-driven railway tender locomotive's own official sole-serving Doncaster built brother!

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! You can tell how loud the whistle is by listening to the audio as the microphone doesn't pick up any more sound! :D

Thanks for the support Icebear, always great to know that you are watching my videos

It was a truly amazing experience and even though you don't have a passport, America is way bigger than the UK so you can still travel and I have never been abroad myself either although I don't know if you need a passport to go to different states. Glad you enjoyed the video! 😃

Very!

Thanks!

Well, I'm surprised I could fit and also I hope the Flying Scotsman comes near to you soon, so you get an opportunity like that. It was also a 2 hour drive to get there and 2 hours to get back!

@@Trainguy_Carguy_M_YT1307 sadly I’m in Canada but someday I hope to go see the flying Scotsman when I’m older, it would be really nice to see!

Yes, there was a coach attached to the corridor tender on the day, and visitors walked through to get to the footplate.

@@xelvator Thanks for explaining!

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