7029 Clun Castle, The Christmas White Rose, York, 14th December 2019

The second railtour, also named, 'The Christmas White Rose'.
This one operated by Vintage Trains and hauled by 7029 Clun Castle is seen arriving at York from Dorridge as 60163 Tornado is reversing back through the station from the NRM.
After detaching and leaving the empty coaching stock in platform 10 for the after noon, the Castle heads off to the NRM for coaling and servicing.
Later she passes back through the station to be turned, before returning and reversing onto the train.
Finally, departing for Dorridge at 18.05.
Class 47 diesel, 47773 (D1755 ) is on the rear.
14th December 2019

[@paulcasini4759]

The mighty Castle in person all the best Locomotives are born in Swindon,I love The GWR

[@Jaidencharlotte]

I was lineside to watch this railtour about 5 miles up the line from its morning stop at Tamworth Brilliant sight

[@NorbertRoll]

Again really wonderful shots. Very well filmed.

[@philclarke3203]

Thanks again Norbert

[@SimonTog]

Very nice done Phil!

[@philclarke3203]

Thanks Simon

[@reesochacon1448]

I was there at the NRM that day. I thought I saw Clun Castle. Anyway, great video.

[@philclarke3203]

Thanks Reeso

[@DeafIaint]

Apologises if this question has already been asked. To the drivers & crew, How does 7029 compare with 5043, in general running & performance (I know she is hardly run in !) ? Thanks

[@CrossfellRailwayVideos]

Very comprehensive coverage, Phil, and some changeable weather? Well done, anyway. You must have spent most of the day there!

[@philclarke3203]

Thanks Alan. Yes ,very changable! Could have been worse and rained all day? It was a full day, left home at 8.15am and not back till 9 pm. Six and a half hours at York, but plenty going on most of the time.

[@richardswiderski4985]

Great video Phil despite the rain and wind.Well done.

[@philclarke3203]

Thanks Rick, yes luckily only short ,but nasty showers

[@theextremeanimator4721]

I've seen almost nothing recent from Lady of Legend