37s, 43s and more: A Carlisle Variety 26 July 24
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Four Class 37s
A Pair of Class 43s on the West Highland Pullman set
37s, 43s and more:
A Carlisle Variety
26 July 24
The West Highland Pullman was being used for Driver Training (it had also run on the previous day).
A Tamper reverses in P1 as it heads into High Wapping Siding
A pair of Colas 37s parked up on a test train between duties.
A Colas 37 with a Harry Needle 37 heads south after a few days working Engineer's trains into Ayrshire.
Then out to Blackrigg Farm to see a Prestwick airport to Carlisle Yard aviation fuel empties. They'll head to Grain in the morning.
The times shown on clips are for guidance only and shouldn't be taken as definitive.
Finally a view of what could be seen at Carlisle Yard.
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Turning the 125 set into a Pullman was a stroke of genius. Nanking blue really suits it.
Definitely does! Thanks for watching
Lovely mix as always Les, lovely to hear those 37's!
@@jameseldershaw7194 Thanks again
Enjoyed the video, always plenty of action at Carlisle, you got some great shots here...Mal
Many thanks!
Great video Les some awesome captures there matey and of coarse you can't beat a pair of tractors thanks for sharing Les , top man great footage take care a t b Syd👍
Thanks!
Fantastic set of catches today, Les. The WH Pullman is epic, and of course many others, including the Royal Mail train! (sad to hear it may be out of a job). Great series of 37s! Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it Anthony
Enjoyed this one Les...Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it
The Blue Pullman short set looked great, snaking its way into and out of Carlisle.
The 70 on the logs looked liked it's had a good clean!
I finally got my hands on the Accurascale's model of orange livered HNRC 37405: a remarkable model of a striking loco, which I think looks a little better than 37607, due to the latter's ends being given the "DRS treatment". Having said that, it's great to see any and all 37s still in regular service.
Excellent video, thanks for sharing, keep up the good work.
@@stephendavies6949 thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Excellent video my friends
Thanks so much
It was nice to have met you this weekend. We appreciated the intel about 'Tangmere' visiting Carlisle yesterday. 😄
My pleasure!
Top man Les 👍 Pullman wish they had the original British Pullman still seen the odd footage on channel 4 take care thanks Les
Same here. Thanks for watching
Did any one notice 37116 an Harry Needles 37,leaving Carlise Station,had no tail lamp.Should have been stopped,informed Driver.
I hadn't, sometimes its hard to tell unless there's a bardic lamp on the back
Any thoughts on the Royal Mail trains changing Operators ?? I can't imagine that all the mail will go by road.
I haven't seen any announcement as to which operator will take on the mail. Hard to see it containerised and there's currently no wagonload freight. Who would buy the 325s (they are some of the few items not owned by a leasing company)? Varamis are the only operator of anything similar.
We lived up on the Nith Valley , every night about 12.30 we could hear planr go over,district radial engines.. turned out it was a royal mail flight heading to London from Prestwick ..
Could you give me a little information on the camera type/equipment you use, i'm wanting a step up from a phone 😀 many thanks
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