A Train Drivers Cab view of the Settle and Carlisle Route. Part 3 of 3. Appleby to Carlisle.

A journey from a Train Drivers Cab across the Settle and Carlisle route. One of the most famous in the UK, having staved off closure in the 1980's.
This year will see special tourist trains running. A link to tickets can be found at www.railcharterservices.co.uk/
This part three of the journey. Leaving from Appleby station we head North as the countryside opens up the weather decides not to play along with a couple of squally showers until our arrival into Carlisle where bright sunshine greets our entry into the station.
For any Foreign visitors from USA, China, Japan, Europe or elsewhere looking for somewhere to visit look no further than a trip along this piece of railway.
Unfortunately due to management restrictions Cab sounds were not permitted at the time of this recording a few years ago. It is hoped to have an updated version of this journey later in the year with full on in cab stereo sounds.
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[@CliqueSpace]

Being that I'm Australian, I use videos of train journeys like these to learn about places in Britain. I found this series well edited and captioned. Even without the sound (which I can substitute from another source, so it really isn't missed) I enjoyed this journey.

[@RailMart]

Cool, thanks!

[@Blk.flower]

Enjoyed all three parts of this. Have been waiting for a good quality drivers eye view of this route so it was much appreciated.

[@RailMart]

Thanks.

[@robertcoleman4861]

A wonderful 3 part adventure cheer's bob.ps every where you look in the field's all you can see are all those wonderful lamb roast's & chop's.

[@RailMart]

Many thanks

[@ireneblundell]

Well I am not familiar with the countryside. However you really need to see our train ' The Ghan' . Hours of entertainment going through the interior of Australia.

[@seamusmcevoy2011]

Totally echo Sarah's comments, those were fantastic quality and I thoroughly enjoyed them. I especially loved the former stations, it's great to see them being kept in such good condition and some of them complete with goods sheds too. I wish I could say the same of Lincolnshire, very sadly a lot of our former stations are in a terrible state.

[@RailMart]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@exileinderby51]

Three great videos of my favourite line, thanks for sharing it

[@RailMart]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dentdalerail6962]

A superb set of videos. Interesting to see the infrastructure improvements made over recent years, although I miss the semaphores, and some signal boxes long gone. To the commenter about the tidiness of the stations - several are maintained and improved by the Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line, and they have just bought Dent Station which will continue as a holiday let. Check out their website for much info on the line.

[@RailMart]

We have a real treat coming. We filmed on the Staycation express on probably one of the best days of the summer.

[@CasperTrains]

Nice video

[@RailMart]

Thanks

[@Bigbro28]

5⭐️ for Parts 1-3, all highly enjoyable. 🐨🇦🇺

[@RailMart]

Cheers.

[@rubyait]

Another great video. I watched all three parts as soon as I could.. a lot of disused stations. Beeching, I suppose...

[@RailMart]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@philippenaluna2312]

Not all station closures were actually down to Dr Beeching. Many pre-dated him by over 10 years.