Peak Rail Presents - Doug Copley's Lineside Images #02.2 Cleethorpes - Lincoln + Grimsby Dock (1985)

Doug Copley's Lineside Images
'Doug Copley's Lineside Images' are 68 titles filmed 1980's, 1990's & 2000's variously 12-90 minutes long. They come with Doug's own commentary and tend to follow lines of route, or particular workings, filmed over multiple return visits.
Doug's videos often include interludes of impressively vocal bird song!
In Alfred Hitchcock (filmmaker) style, Doug occasionally makes brief cameo appearances in his own films.
Doug Copley
Doug gave annual shows to Peak Rail Sheffield Branch. When he died in 2008 his films were kindly made available to the Peak Railway
Association by his family so that appreciative enthusiasts can continue to enjoy his work in his memory.
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During his working life as a steelworks commissioning engineer he travelled extensively and the collection includes South America, South Africa, India, Turkey (steam), and Australia. The UK collection includes many secondary lines, and also industrial railways. A treasure trove.
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Doug takes us on a trip from Cleethorpes to Lincoln calling in for an extended stop at the Royal Grimsby Docks. Doug stops off at various places along the way calling in at signal boxes and spots staff at work.

[@user-xd6em1mz3r]

Brings back wonderful memories from a time when it seemed like a proper railway.

[@paulgalyet5308]

Fantastic footage of the railway from my home town as i remember it.

[@rickmeyrick4357]

Excellent and very appreciated memories, R.I.P. Doug!

[@borderlands6606]

1990 was quite late for Super 8 film to be used (shunting sequence). I last shot it in about '96, but most people had gone to video long before. Some invaluable footage here.

[@updistant]

Outstanding record of a time gone, but thanks to D.C's diligent recording, not forgotten. Thank you for sharing.

[@daystatesniper01]

Superb video ,incredible that steel billets went abroad to be rolled then re-imported surely we could have done that here ?

[@duncancurtis5108]

Deltics often appeared on London trains in the 70s.

[@michaelrandles1130]

The musical interludes are beautiful

[@149jimbo]

Shame the narrator cannot pronounce Habrough correctly.

[@brothermoto1964]

Brilliant 👍

[@paulp4243]

Noticed Sid Little working as the Station Master