The Stunning Furness Line! Northern Class 156 Full Journey: Lancaster - Barrow-In-Furness

This one has been in the backlog to make for a bit, But this wasn't the planned video for today - I was meant to release a Sheffield Supertram video. Unfortunately, I had a power cut in my area last night, and I ended up losing all the progress, So I decided to make this instead. Enjoy a ride along the wonderful Furness Railway :)
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JOURNEY INFO:
Train: British Rail Class 156 Sprinter - 156438
Service: 2C51 1013 Lancaster to Carlisle
We called at: Lancaster, Carnforth, Silverdale, Arnside, Grange-Over-Sands, Cark In Cartmel, Ulverston, Dalton, Roose, And Barrow-In-Furness.
Total Journey time: 1 Hour, 10 Minutes.
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[@kieranstravels]

Enjoy :)

[@stephencostin2616]

Great video, I love travelling on the Furness Line

[@user-gt2ud2gw9e]

Another issue for coastal scenery is tide planning.
In my travels round the country, I've long noticed the huge difference in the appeal of hide tide compared to low.
So I now get the tables annually from QuickTide in Bristol.
Even for my own city, it makes for so much more interesting, especially when showing foreign visitor friends around.

[@Thornaby37]

There certainly are some spectacular views along this line, and the trains are always busy in summer

[@kieranstravels]

This train was no exception to being busy, It was intensely busy up until Silverdale, hence why I couldn’t sit at a window.

[@user-gt2ud2gw9e]

Yes, I have considered this before.
When anyone is doing a professional video expecting good audience figures, you either need to reserve your seat, or ensure to be early at the departure station of the route.
It's a totally different ball game when doing anything with professional expectations.
TV and film crews can often remain in just one situ, all day if necessary, waiting for the right amount of sun or shadow to emerge from a passing cloud.

[@kieranstravels]

This route doesn't have reservations - It would've in TPE days though

[@YorksLancsTransportHub]

Spectacular views. I plan on going to Cumbria via the Settle and Carlisle Railway.
BTW it's me: Express Sprinter 158 Enthusiast.

[@kieranstravels]

I know it’s you! But I do agree!

[@KingofGamingAndTrains456]

Hello!

[@kieranstravels]

Hello there! I hope you are doing well :)

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