London to Scotland by train with LNER, First class

[@adayinthelife2018]

Wow I am grateful for this era and this technology so that I can see the other world in my hands. Every time I watch this kind of video I'm always grateful. thanks to those who record their trips and share with others

[@shekhu5556]

Exactly same words which I want to say ...able to see the whole word in my hands...waooo I m really having great experiences too...✈✈🧳🧳😇😇really grateful to these people who were recording n making us see the world in just one click 😇😇

[@jacinthaalbuquerque2553]

@@shekhu5556 oo

[@Theachieverrko]

Imagine world without trains, smart phones, cameras, GPS, internet etc

[@graemeforssberg3986]

Greetings from Australia. My wife and I travelled from Edinburgh to Kings X a couple of years back and absolutely loved the journey. Unfortunately the train had to make an extended stop in Doncaster to have an overheating brake serviced. This resulted in a slight delay which did not inconvenience us at all. The train crew were wonderful and opened up the snack bar for free. A lovely bonus!

[@TVHouseHistorian]

The hushed silence and gentle rocking of the car as you blaze over the countryside makes train travel superior above all other modes of transportation, in my opinion. There isn't another travel experience quite like it.

[@pj1043]

Thank you for leaving out the commentaries & music, it’s nice 😊 to watch the scenery go by & to hear the natural sound like the sound of the train, people chatting in the background & clinking of china, etc. Your videos are excellent.*****

[@SilentTraveler1]

Thank you for the kind comment

[@ambehak4744]

Really miss my frequent trips to Scotland by train. My ex girlfriend who I still really miss lives in Glasgow and I would often go see her. I made sure never to fall asleep on the train just so I could immerse myself in the views. Both rail lines which take you into Scotland have breathtaking views once you get past Manchester/Preston and on the other side Newcastle/Berwick Upon Tweed.

[@karifredrikson8492]

Thank you. I really felt like it was me sitting in the seat,enjoying the experience. I didn’t miss the narrative.

[@milycorradi]

Me too...!!!

[@amandajane8227]

I had to get some toast and coffee and snuggle into a blanket once I had seen the opening shots. A great way to slow down and relax when the weather isn't so good.

[@jesrosas8]

I was born in Mexico and moved to the US Midwest (Minnesota) and I felt like I was traveling with you. I wish I could visit the UK one day. And yep, I watched the whole thing! Lol. Thank you for sharing your travels with us!!

[@SilentTraveler1]

Thank you

[@risingphoenix8072]

I was born in America and have lived in several states as well as in England. I love the USA, but England is better in many ways

[@albertamccrary1497]

This brought back lovely memories of traveling from Leeds to Edinburgh Waverly. My daughter and i traveled on Britrail in 2008 and the sceneries from York to Edinburgh was awesome, especially the North Sea, loved the memories of seeing the sights once again,I live in the U.S. and i wish i could relive this travel once again but I know it was only once in a lifetime experience for me.

[@patrickoluwole6670]

Hi

[@annefield6273]

Greetings from Kogarah, Sydney , Australia . Loved this . On my numerous visits to Glasgow I have done London to Glasgow and vice versa many times i have also used used the overnight sleeper - during the 1980'S. In late january 1984, it snowed all the way to London - majestic. Fond memories

[@bradd3840]

Did this trip with my wife in first class on vacation a few years back and it was so relaxing and enjoyable in First Class. Loved the ride and scenery.

[@livinonmybike3424]

covid lockdown: you're videos are exactly the way I like travel videos taken, no background music. great.

[@janicesullivan8942]

Love England and love Scotland, we hope to go back sometime in the future. Thank you for your video, it reminds us of happier times.

[@sidharthkapoor4700]

I*

[@maryvillegas6556]

Fantastic camera work. Felt like I was riding on train and taking in the beautiful countryside.

[@100984panu]

This was n remains the most scenic journey of my life. As we started going north, it just got better n better.

[@Clivestravelandtrains]

That's the thing about Britain - everything, absolutely everything, gets better the further north you go!

[@Superdelphinus]

@@Clivestravelandtrains apart from the weather….

[@manoharnp7843]

Silent travel! Wonderful experience, feel I am traveling myself with natural sounds and mystified. Looking forward for more of your videos. Thank you.

[@swapnilsonawane2721]

Love from India ❤️ Your videos are soo amazing that they feel us we are travelling long distances from abroad. Hope to see new more videos from every corner of the world. Feel proud of what you showing all of your work from all over the world.🙏 Namaste

[@SilentTraveler1]

Thank you

[@ukpaul9221]

AT LAST!! Someone taking the East Coast line has actually turned away form the half-empty coach and discovered one of the finest views in NE England - Durham Cathedral/Castle from the viaduct. Well done!! Top marks and a decent video throughout.

[@KempSimon]

But not, it would seem, the fantastic view across the Northumberland Coast to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, whose Monastery became the first English victim of a Viking smash-and-grab raid in 793 AD

[@sharonsnow8639]

Enjoyed your video! We took this same trip 2 years ago and loved it. It was reasonably priced in first class and we would do it again. Thank you so much for posting. It brought back great memories and I was able to see things I missed on our trip!

[@teazerfemi]

Thanks a zillion times for this lovely video, right from the comfort of my home in Lagos Nigeria 🇳🇬 I enjoyed my trip with you from London to Scotland

[@belluth2049]

This is amazing journey. The scenery is beautiful and great. It reminds me few years back traveling to Europe with my sister from England to France with the train. It's a great memories. Thanks this wonderful video.

[@phyllispetras2181]

I have not had a true vacation in 20 years!!!!thank you for this one!!!

[@mgbryansullivan4378]

Hello there, How are you doing ?

[@jamescotter3756]

I’ve had the fantastic pleasure, I’m not kidding of traveling with and on in my opinion the 2 best train companies in the U.K. one is L N E R and the other is trans Pennines. I’ve traveled a few times in standard but mostly in first class and I can truthfully say that in either standard or first class the trains were spotless, the staff were were for me the best that would be an asset to any of the top hotels in the U.K. now the food, the only thing I can say about the food was it was delicious and filling. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@passionforfilmspassionforf2087]

This video brought back so many fond memories of travel to Edinburg in this very First class coach. My family & I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of picturesque ride, amazing food n beverages. Hope to visit again. Stay blessed, stay happy.

[@rsubhashin]

Lovely Video Clip Bro: Infact, I got a feeling that I too travelled with you with tasty orange juices; The way you shot the video clip was amazing without compromising the privacy of other travellers. Thanks a lot for sharing; Subhash from India.

[@Cyndi3907]

Growing up in the 60’s and 70’s my family loved air and train traveling. I especially loved the food cars. But, recently, my husband and I traveled by train. I became debilitatingly nauseous from motion sickness and claustrophobia. It was strange because I had never had difficulty traveling by train before. Even air travel causes claustrophobia. But I can enjoy your videos and remember how it was.

[@kongazizi6870]

Oh my ... ! What a great and fantastic journey by train to Scotland and thanks so much for this very interesting video and really looking forward for more of your travels in your next channel on KZbin soon. Regards.

[@mikehill7028]

Thanks for this, I have done the KX to Waverley many times but it is amazing to see the changes, not only in the stations but also the trains. What a change in Waverley too since my last visit in 2006.

[@teresasarigam6480]

I travelled on this train a couple of times when I was a student in Edinburgh. Missed this beautiful city and the people.

[@iwayanadisaputra9733]

Dec 2010.. probably one of the worst winter in Europe... Took me like 12 hours from Montrose to London and 2 times train exchange (should be a direct train, but rail blocked by ice) and finally completing the trip with double decker bus without heater from only God know where to London at midnight... dragging 20kgs of luggage and most of the train's door are stuck with ice. What a hell of experience.

[@EverydayEnglishTipswithAmit]

One of the most beautiful journeys in the UK 🇬🇧. Missing my trip to Scotland.

[@madampolo]

Thanks for taking me along. The ride seems so smooth!

[@susanobrien4380]

What a lovely train journey. Thank you for sharing it with us. Best wishes, Susan :)

[@johnwendelin1878]

This is as close as I would get to travel to Europe Thank you so much

[@SimplyCherie]

I really enjoy watching your vids. I love train travel in Europe. Thanks for all your work.

[@94110mission]

A very nice video. I love trains. I’m trying to get to London by June and I’ve always wanted to see Scotland. If I manage to swing it, I’m taking this trip.

[@ambehak4744]

Both rail roads to Scotland have a scenic and breathtaking view - the Leeds/Newcastle/Edinburgh line and the other line that goes through Preston/Carlisle/Glasgow.

[@hazelhatswell4268]

Thank you sooooo much for this! I regularly travelled this route for 20+ years (Kings Cross-Aberdeen). Brought back many happy memories .... I used to time my meal leaving Newcastle to coincide with the glorious panorama of the North Sea and crossing the bridge at Berwick on Tweed, arriving in Dundee at 16.30!

[@nurayfuat2628]

Fantastic video ty

[@nurayfuat2628]

Didn't see no mountains

[@johnno49]

This was a very pleasant reminder of the same trip that I did in 2017. I would like to have seen more of the towns named that you passed through.

[@KempSimon]

A brief mention of the passing scenery as the IC225 trainset sprinted up the Vale of York at a speed well in excess of two miles per minute would have come in handy! Such as "The North York Moors are visible out of the right-hand windows whilst, on the nearside, we can see the foothills of the Pennines."

[@davidoswald9275]

We took the trip from Weston-super-Mare to Edinburgh, then from Edinburgh to London. Both ways were along the west coast. We did this trip in September 2018, visiting family and family history sites. England and Scotland all felt like home. We live in Utah.

[@warrenaitken1908]

it would have been the east coast from Edinburgh to London pal

[@ayoitzgrant8120]

The train station is so clean. I've been to London and Scotland many years ago and would love to return. Thank you for sharing this great video. Much love from California, USA 🇺🇸 ❤

[@honeyllain]

I love your videos. So simple and makes me feel like I'm on the trip. If you ever got a chance to travel to other parts of the world (other than Europe) please do videos like this as well! It would be amazing to see!

[@mgbryansullivan4378]

Hello Ghina, How are you doing ?

[@srsitiaziz6427]

I've been to Scotland by train from London. Breathtaking views during the late 80s when my sister studying in Surrey.

[@morgan97475]

My daughter and I took this trip in 2017. Lovely views....and I do enjoy Edinburgh.

[@danc9837]

greetings from Minnesota, USA. These are awesome videos! I love visiting this area and really like your videos! Thank you

[@SilentTraveler1]

I am glad you like the videos.

[@CharlieVane21]

I love all the different accents and languages you hear in London. Awesome.

[@G_Diddler]

@@StokesburyUSA you just had to bring that up huh? Well cheers but I think we don't need to hear about what ur mom does do we?

[@CharlieVane21]

@@StokesburyUSA I'm no lefty. London is great because it is a true world city, a mosaic of cultures that goes back a millennium or two. It just works. I think having such a great world city in your country is something to be proud of. I get there are downsides, e.g. it attracts some bad people, it distorts the UK economy, being a hub probably made Covid worse for the UK, etc,. But at the end of the day, Britain and British culture would be the poorer if it wasn't so. I love it.

[@V.T.1989]

Wanna thank u for the best video on train travel in Britain ive seen yet. Goin this year and the video was very uesful.

[@talhazohebkhan336]

I love your videos, no music no dosturbances jusy pure content.. 😇

[@Clivestravelandtrains]

I really enjoyed this video, thank you. You were lucky to be in one of the old Mark 3 trains and not an Azuma where the 1st class is little better than 2nd. I travel regularly from Glasgow to York and back, using 1st class whenever I can afford it. I always found the Edinburgh and Newcastle based catering staff chirpy and friendly, and am missing them a bit in the Pandemic. I couldn't belive you managed to catch a shot of a green Class 47 loco in the sidings at Tweedmouth without even commenting upon it! One of the highlights of the film! Oh, and by the way, sheep come in flocks, not herds, although I know that livestock vocabulary can be difficult.

[@SilentTraveler1]

Thank you for the kind comment

[@Clivestravelandtrains]

@TheRenaissanceman65 What I didn't say in my previous posting, was that last time I went First Class in an Azuma I had an aisle seat as the train was busy, and the table leg is directly in front of your knees, so I couldn't fold my feet over each other as one often does when sitting (i.e. ankle over ankle), and it was hard to move my legs around. I can no longer see the point in paying extra for first class.

[@d.o2854]

I liked the silence while traveling. thank you D

[@tarzanmike7836]

Great video, much appreciated. I’ll be taking that in April, so it’s nice to have a little preview to familiarize oneself with the journey.

[@user-zzyachieve]

Yes, very useful video. By the way, I found a code to buy train tickets at a 5% discount. If you want to save budget, please contact me😊

[@edwinleslie1330]

I'm a Brit living in Austria. And I'm bored with flying. Tried driving. Long tiring journey. So decided TRAINS. All over Europe and the UK. SO ANY CHANCE YOU COULD DO VIENNA TO LONDON? ( or the other way) Loved this video. As I was born in Edinburgh then lived in London. So use to travel to Edinburgh from London by train (STEAM) for summer holidays with mum and dad.😍

[@hermiasvisser812]

I worked in the UK in the late nineties. In North Yorkshire. I used to travel to London, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and Edinburgh a lot. On the GNER in those days. I really loved travelling on those very fast trains!

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Amazing thank you. Don't think i'd ever get the chance to do this myself.

[@KempSimon]

Why not? If you book well in advance and use a national railcard you can get some pretty good bargains in First Class with LNER!

[@johnmjones1604]

I have from Sheffield to Edinburgh 2nd class

[@johnmjones1604]

Beautiful city is Edinburgh

[@ahmersohaib7180]

Be optimistic ✌️

[@salemalsalem266]

Who are you and where do you live in the world

[@monalisasopacua2146]

I like the way you make or showed your trip.. n how you make your video without talking too much.. love it.. waiting for your next trip..

[@spudmurphy764]

That was great - really enjoyed it! Alternative route from London to Edinburgh via West Coast Line (from London Euston) takes you close to the Lake District with stunning scenery.

[@prasenjitdey4222]

Thank you for the train ride sir, was definitely a wonderful experience. 👍👍🤝

[@gkmenon9105]

Some 3 years back I and my family also traveled to Scotland was a thrilling experience

[@Praveen.America]

I love the stuff from this channel as love ❤ moving from one place to another

[@TheLadiesStore]

Thank you so much for these amazing videos..I also experienced these destinations from your videos..

[@chuckmaddison2924]

That was awesome. Last time I visited UK was 1979 when we took a train from. London to Cardiff. Must come again.

[@maryh9812]

I was there at the London station we travelled from Paris to London ! Watching your video was like reliving my experience !

[@mgbryansullivan4378]

Hello Mary, How are you doing ?

[@NJT109]

Thank you for posting this lovely video! I enjoyed it immensely!

[@DanielsUKT]

Amazing trip and staff including scenery 👍👍👍👍 waverly station looks sort of modern but on the outside very classical Victorian like buildings great trip report silent traveller

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

What a very nice trip. Thanks for the ride.

[@FK-zr9fn]

Loved the video.Nice and sharp with great colours.Thanks for sharing.

[@jackdearnley-davison2533]

OMG did this run 50years ago on a British Rail Steamer, the Red eye..miss the Train whistle and the Clickety Click of the rail lines. .I still remember the Bridge in Newcastle.. Great Vid, brought tears to my eyes, Peterborough, Doncaster, Darlington... My final Destination was HelensBurgh ..Faslane

[@ArieVisker]

These video's are great.to.calm.my travelling bug. And I found a new way of travelling to Edinburgh and Glascow

[@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131]

That same amount of time will take you from Oslo, Norway to Gothenburg, Sweden. (On the swedish west coast). 🚢🇳🇴 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃 🚢🇸🇪 Stay safe and well. Love from Norway 💖

[@Totcali]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video!

[@mgbryansullivan4378]

Hello Nora, How are you doing ?

[@captaindingbat]

If you’re off to Edinburgh, then first class is the only way to go. We last went up last February, first class. Always a great trip. If I have to go to London alone and I’m coming home late, it’s first class. Glad I did once as there were issues with drunks further down the train...and Newark Northgate is our local east coast main line station. 😁

[@Ben-xe8ps]

I wish we had seen more of the meal. The one glimpse at 11.21 shows a plate of something that looks very unapetising and can't really make out what it is. Also, for future reference, it's a flock of sheep not a herd. A herd is cattle.

[@simonluckin1402]

The food looks disgusting, in fact even worse than that which British Airways serve. If that's possible!!!

[@krishnamurthysubbaratnam2378]

Really great and amazing to see the station's vast area, train and its design, speed and it's worm like movement service provider's tender behaviour, etc, etc, are very much impressive. I feel myself getting into the station and travelling with utmost happiness. But all are alone.

[@patriciabott6637]

I just found your channel and love it 😁👍 thanks from Bris Aus

[@djalmadossantossantos3616]

É fantatisco arquitetura de Londres, dá prazer assistir seu vídeo! vê a paisagem de Londres .

[@yeaplayleng7456]

I will be making a trip to York in May. From London to Board the train in King Cross. Looking forward.

[@mgbryansullivan4378]

Hello there, How are you doing ?

[@lcflngn]

There is nothing like tea & snacks on a European train, any class. Discovered a love of tea on a train. ❤️

[@-_--fg9if]

YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dehonore]

Rode this route first class on The Flying Scotsman in the mid 90’s. Awesome!

[@victorquincanon4933]

It would be great in videos like this to see a map with an indication of where the train is for 10 seconds or so when the scene changes. Perhaps the map could be an overlay in a corner like in a game.

[@shakeelkhanvw-fl5825]

15:46 is what i was waiting for. My alma mater, Durham. It's shame whenever i traveled from Durham to London, it was on Megabus; never took train. International students coming to study in England might be rich in their country but all of sudden feel poor in England and always look ways to save their money. Megabus was a blessing for me with the cheap fares. Although i traveled between Durham and Newcastle by train many times. Obviously Megabus doesn't have a stop in Durham, you have to go to Newcastle.

[@ukpaul9221]

I loved Edinburgh Station - full of steel and beautiful wrought iron. Such a contrast to the 'Formica-style' hideous re-creation of Peterborough North, my home town as was. May God preserve us from those who are intent to destroy a wealth of railway architecture 'in the name of progress' and for personal gain.

[@williamryan1984]

Many thanks. Absolutely love Train Travel in U.K. Greetings from Ireland

[@anitaspring1]

We did this trip to Edinburgh by train. It was a lovely experience.

[@loveispatient0808]

Me too, almost 10 years ago!!!

[@chrismitchell4808]

I used to get the hst 125 to Aberdeen Scotland,UK, but now it's the smooth and speedy AZUMA trains now🚄🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃

[@benbhoy9641]

The Best part of this is....when you get to Edinburgh, your only an Hour away from Scotland’s Greatest City.....Glasgow ☝️

[@Clivestravelandtrains]

In the days when people bought picture post-cards, you could always buy one in Glasgow of a train leaving Edinburgh Waverley, with the caption "the best thing in Edinburgh - the train to Glasgow".

[@l.aw.t9727]

Haha Edinburgh is Scotland's greatest city lol 😂

[@comeconcon569]

I've never been in Britain, but by watching your video, you have taken me on a journey from London to Scotland with you.

[@Profmhd]

You are the best / I travel with your videos from Miliana Algeria

[@prithibiamardesh]

#onelifeampy

[@ismathalthaf2593]

Thanks a lot we all following the jurney 👍

[@kevinfacey6975]

Man, I would love to ride the train throughout the UK.

[@yamck4215]

I like silent videos like this without too much noise

[@vickynayak8860]

It’s very cam to watching ur videos i can feel that iam also travelling with u😍🥳

[@salemalsalem266]

Who are you and where you are

[@vickynayak8860]

Whom u asking bro to me r channel owner..

[@margaretWestminster]

Very nice. I really enjoyed this. Please more...more 👍

[@oraclex2976]

"This is the Night Mail crossing the Border, Bringing the cheque and the postal order,…" Remember that ?

[@mikehill7028]

That was the west coast line over Beattock summit. 😊

[@rick11960]

The poet WH Auden and music by Benjamin Britten,The film was made by the Post Office {GPO}and is on KZbin- NIGHT MAIL.

[@neriemendoza563]

I am happy to travel with this vedio, from Philipines to London and Scotland, enjoy😅😅😅😅😅

[@mariacristinalastrabelgran1258]

Love this way. Long live Scotland!

[@shirleyellis9708]

Great video. Enjoyable journey.🇦🇺

[@doinafred3049]

how much is a ticket first class /? it is good to know.

[@ScubaShawnn]

68 pounds

[@tijanbojang9001]

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[@leventfafahk827]

@@ScubaShawnn it's not expensive at all compared to the ticket prices in Germany

[@l.aw.t9727]

@@ScubaShawnn for first class from England to Scotland and Scotland to England ?

[@sristhambithurai8012]

Love your peaceful videos...I like Thank you

[@ABDULWAHEED-nu5pj]

I really enjoyed you video and travelled with you in imagination. Thanks and Love from Lahore Pakistan.

[@starburstsolaris6805]

Funtastic. Thanks for safe arrival.