Pretty neat to see 2 surviving locomotives in this video, both the sole preserved ones of their respective classes. 65894 at 4:03 from the NER Class P3, and 63395 at 6:06 from the NER Class T2.
How good was that vid eh..? thanks for that, a step back in time when England was at its best.... when men worked hard for a living...... and society worked for all....
0.42 ..had never seen a footbridge at this level crossing (Cambois) before, till now !! 😁 👍🏻
Fabulous material from a lost world. Thanks for showing.
Pretty neat to see 2 surviving locomotives in this video, both the sole preserved ones of their respective classes. 65894 at 4:03 from the NER Class P3, and 63395 at 6:06 from the NER Class T2.
Both Sunderland South Docks shed (54A then 52G) locos in the final days too.
What an excellent video. Thank you for putting it on. 👍
I really like the footage of the Lambton Tanks
How good was that vid eh..? thanks for that, a step back in time when England was at its best.... when men worked hard for a living...... and society worked for all....
Super shot from 10:53. Nice to see some tolerably clean engines too.
Cleaned by enthusiasts/photographers.
Interesting to see that the J27 65311 seemed to have two different sizes of numeral on its cabside.....
That loco would be 65811 as no J27 was numbered 65311 but I admit it does look like a 3