Railways , British Railways Winwick Quay Warrington 1997

A time when EWS red and gold started appearing on Locomotives ,we see 37051 "Viking" struggling and misfiring past the camera , we also see 87101 "Stephenson" piloting a new Class 92 to Shap on test. light engine movements to and from Wigan in the form 37174 etc. and the usual Dmus and Hsts all history now of course.
Pleased to see a class 31 turn up on chemical tanks ,they had become quite rare then in the North West at that time..

[@robmasterman]

Another fascinating video Brian, the 37's featured making wonderful sounds...Bob

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Cheers Bob

[@Shelfandtabletoplayouts00gauge]

I found this a bit sad, as it’s 25 years ago but feels like last week. The 4 wheeled log trucks, the 31 on 2 China clays, the old permanent way combos with brake vans at either end. Time flies unfortunately, great video again Brian👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍

[@BrianTuckerRailvideos]

Thanks ,appreciated regards

[@James47298]

Great footage of sadly what now is mainly history.

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Thanks James

[@trecker59]

GREAT VID, JUST LOVE TRAINS.

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And me Peter

[@Hascienda27]

You do gods work

[@BrianTuckerRailvideos]

I wouldn’t go quite that far.🙏

[@hamshackleton]

Brian, please be advised that although it is pronounced Winnick, it is spelled WinWick! :-)

[@BrianTuckerRailvideos]

My Apologies, being welsh i might have spelt it Winniwch.

[@hamshackleton]

@@BrianTuckerRailvideos - haha! Ah, iawn. Mae'n debyg fy mod yn ynganu Blaenau Ffestiniog yn anghywir, hefyd!

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@@hamshackleton Wow , now you’ve shown me up 😉

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@@BrianTuckerRailvideos - blame google, that did all the work!