Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
I'll be going to see it on Friday!
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Is it now doing a comeback tour?
No, it just goes to preserved railway lines occasionally.
Still can't get it. Do you know how many journeys it will make a day and what time these start and finish? Thanks.
I've got tickets to travel behind the Flying Scotsman this Thursday. Bought them a couple of months ago
What time are you off? That'll help me.
Chickenrunner
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- Jul 26, 2004
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That's brilliant. Running up the line three times and down three times. Plus those in the steam. Thank you very much, Sir. I'll get along Thursday on the footpath in the Ouse Valley.
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,643
I saw it from the top of Highdown Hill on that tour
Paskman
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Train leaves Sheffield Park at 10:00
Yes Chef
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My 86 year old Dad is going! Taking my Mum for lunch on one of the Pullmans I believe - that's not a euphemism, thank you....
wolfie
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Saw it this afternoon approaching Rugby en route to Sussex from Yorkshire. Rather underwhelmed as it only had one carriage and not much steam.
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- Jan 3, 2012
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My parents ran a shop in Worthing that backed on to the railway line and I can remember it going past.
I was in Dorset over the weekend and yesterday (Monday) went from Corfe castle to Swanage and back on the Swanage railway - great fun. I'm not a fanatic, but it was great fun. Battle of Britain class locomotive called Manston, which is probably not particularly significant.
- Apr 5, 2014
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Might bump into you. My favourite walking ground. Certainly paying a visit now I know this.
Haven't seen the Flying Scotsman since, err, we were last in Division One..
Found this today for the Flying Scotsman. Gives a number of walks that criss cross the line and has the flying Scotsman timetable as well. http://www.bluebellrailwaywalks.co.uk/
We'll be on the Scaynes Hill one with a friend's Lemon Beagle that will be trying to eat any picnics that he comes across. Be doing it tomorrow to Clear the weekend for football.
Withdean and I
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- Aug 6, 2003
- 1,370
We drove to Horsted Keynes station today, parked for free and walked 5 mins to the lovely trackside walk and watched The Flying Scotsman come past for free! Fantastic!
Norman Potting
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Nice one Barry! Prefer steam but must admit that the big diesels such as the Deltics do have a certain something. Assume you took your videos on Friday judging by the sunshine?
Excellent videos - cheers! Not a great fan of diesels, but the Deltics had a bit more about them than most. Still seems odd seeing them doing a job a Brighton Tankie could have handled!
Barry Izbak
U.T.A.
Sorry, should have made clear this video is not my handiwork. Just raising awareness that tomorrow is the last day of the three-day Deltic Weekend.
These are awesome engines, but that roar is no substitute for a steam engine imo.
I am going along to the volunteer recruitment day tomorrow
http://www.bluebell-railway.co.uk/bluebell/vol/vbbb01.htm
Been meaning to go for ages and finally have the opportunity tomorrow.
I have no idea what I could do, nor what sort of committment I can make, but would love to be more involved.
Norman Potting
Well-known member
Tempted to start a "who on NSC admits to really liking trains and railways"