Video of Steamer in Tarn

here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vl-CQ-OSew&feature=channel_page

 

Enjoyed that clip mate, always like seeing the old Steam Trains....

They always seem to have that Air of romance about them....

 

Saw them at Dodworth and then again 15 mins later

Going over the viaduct from Penistone Station. Fantastic sight on a glorious sunny day.

 

Pure Nostalgia....brilliant thanks for that Leeds Red. (worship) (worship)

 

you should have egg'd it lol

 

my 4 year old train fanatic grandson was over the moon seeing the steamer in brighouse, thank gl'red for details

 

I saw it up there too

I was at the canal basin and went over to watch the train come thru

 

Help needed

Want to take my grandson on a proper steam train.

How do you get to know about these specials, and when they run, costs etc

Cheers in advance.

 

What about trying

the trains on the North Yorkshire Moors?

http://www.nymr.co.uk/

 

Thanks Crystal

I'll have a look at that.

I saw the train yesterday completely by accident, as I can see the line from my window.

 

Re: Video of Steamer in Tarn nt

 

http://www.past-timerail.co.uk/index.php/index.html nt

 

Also

http://www.kwvr.co.uk/index.htm

 

Thought you were refering to a ship!!!!

 

Try the York Railway museum on the way...its FREE...

http://www.nrm.org.uk/home/home.asp

 

Good footage, both locos owned by Ian Riley, based at

East Lancs Railway in Bury, main line steam runs are fairly dear but you do get a lot of mileage, preserved lines such as Keighley and Worth Valley, East Lancs, North Yorks moors are a great alternative but nothing beats a good run on the main line

 

Try this its closer as well

http://www.kirkleeslightrailway.com/content/home.php

lovely little railway. (Y) (Y)

 

RE: Good footage, both locos owned by Ian Riley, based at

Try this place. Not too expensive and great fun. Me, Harry and the kids are going on the Scarborough run again this year. Its fascinating to see all the people waving at you as you steam past - and I mean ALL the people from station platforms, bridges, level crossings, backs of shops, houses, everywhere the train passes. Not to mention the people who spend the entire journey with their heads out of the window and arrive at Scarborough in need of a very good wash.

Mrs Hough

http://www.railwaytouring.co.uk/