gordon be like:

steam ingine i like Very much

Every single part of this vessel, from the buttress of her bow to the screw at her stern, is outstanding. Great name for a ship with this heritage too! So glad they were able to save her from the breakers!

0:25

its all good until you see it go to full astern

Wow. I thought these were quiet locomotives, wrong. That's a stiff climb. I live in Newcastle NSW Australia and we have grade's just as steep as this climb. The steepest grade and probably longest in Australia is the 33 miles of 1 in 33 over the Blue Mountains, actually isn't alis Gile on the S and C the highest point by rail in England, well in the Blue Mountains there's a town called Valley Heights is the same height as Alis Gile and in the days of steam that's where they would put a bank engine on to Katoomba then down hill to Lithgow. Just watch the DVDs of when 4472 Flying Scotsman visited Australia in 88/89. P.S. SORRY FOR BUTCHERING YOUR SUMMIT'S NAME, I can't remember how to spell it.

Big city engine from rws

The gradient posts in Southern region green are excellent information for the viewer

I like to see a good steamer pass through a station; shame about those awful glaring lights at the start though, and the fact that that man was in the shot. I find it sad that people cant be bothered to move filming equipment a few feet for a better shot.

Oooooh. I see it works. Outside in The full [oabove the ahead] corresponds to the astern category. While full [above the astern] corresponds with the ahead category. THAT'S ahg they do it as such, it all makes sense now 😮

02:02 sounds like james' rws whistle

very good

In 1976 the Southern Railway (USA) leased the SP 4449 for a series of trips, she was allowed to run the Southerns passenger train schedule, max was 79.... It was either Bill Bistline or Graham Claytor that said that was the first time they had ran at speed with a heavy train without something going wrong.

Some thing in me wants this job so much

Great Short

큰 기관차는 속도가빨라야하므로 총 6개의 큰바퀴가있어야 한다

sir Nigel gresley is A4 class stem train NO 4498

Great video... what an amazing sound track!!! Thanks for sharing!

Excellent video - so atmospheric! 🙂

This is absolutely beautiful! Thanks.

A diesel locomotive at the end of a steam train is not befitting.

I got about 50km range in just 2 days from 3 little panels on my car, yesterday was a bit cloudy also. Now imagine putting panels on the roof of these trains in combi with electric motors.

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Why can I not FIX a post? I misspelled help but the original post went through. Fixing it via edit gives me an error! Google, get your act together

They're really bouncing up and down on entry to some stations 0:37 1:29 look terrible! Do trains send accelerometer data to a national database to find 'potholes'?

The noise level is a lot more comfortable in a steam based engine room. However all the un shielded machinery represents a risky environment for the engineers.

Choo choo 😃

Will 34070 Manston be mainline certified?

Will 34092 City of Wells be mainline certified?

Will 34028 Eddystone be mainline certified?

Will 34081 92 Squadron be mainline certified?

Will 34059 Sir Archibald Sinclair and 34053 Sir Keith Park be mainline certified?

Will 35006 Peninsular and Oriental SNCo be mainline certified?

I saw this train passing Margate and I’m telling u that is was the loudest train to exist and also saw this at Victoria

Will 35005 Canadian Pacific be mainline certified?

OMG didn't know that steams had so much steam , they will put electric locomotives to shame.

Lazy creators are the problem with KZbinrs these days. It's blatantly obvious you haven't bothered to move more than a few yards to film this. In my youth I regularly walked from Thirsk to Nothallerton and back on the East Coast Mainline in the mid sixties photographing all the steam engines from all sorts of different angles. In future you should try moving around if you expect to live to my age.

Shame the names of the crew were not recorded, never forget there are two, without a good fireman the drivers not going to achieve anything.

So pleased you posted this. I was fireman on Swanage that day with my driver John Rooney who you can see hanging out Swanage's cab window. We weren't hanging about that day. This could be the trip we left 5 minutes late and got to Medstead 2 minutes early. We must have swapped locos around during the day as for some runs we were leading engine. Great to see and hear again👍🤓

Ahh , the one at 3:20 !

As a 70 y o ex-train driver and my father before , steam = goosebumps .

Thanks for the wonderful, atmospheric captures. The staccato run of this beautiful locomotive through what seems a progression of John Constable paintings is absolutely masterful.

That double-header certainly demonstrates the Power of the Bulleids. :)

Here lies the problem with KZbin these days. The film quality looks like my first Kodak I bought back in 1962 - the frame is squashed. How does this channel have so many subscribers with such shoddy camerawork? Very disappointed.

"25mph, officer."

Awesome video!

I remember a Bulleid double-header I had there once, only that was, I think it was Bodmin and Swanage.

Not a King or Castle anywhere. Why? Tut tut.

Absolutely fantastic 😊😊😊😊

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