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David Cattell
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Registrace 27. 03. 2019
I'm David Cattell and I've been interested in railways, particularly steam, since the late 1970's and have been taking videos of them since 1997. I'm also interested in steam road vehicles (traction engines etc...), trams, cars, aircraft and model railways
Severn Valley Railway Spring Steam Gala 2024
The 2024 spring steam gala on the Severn Valley Railway, held from Thursday 18th to Sunday 21st April 2024, featuring visiting locomotives LB&SCR Terrier 0-6-0T No.72 ‘Fenchurch, from the Bluebell Railway in East Sussex, GWR 0-6-0 pannier tank 1369 from the South Devon Railway at Buckfastleigh, and Lambton tank No.29 from the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
The event also featured the newly overhauled Stanier Mogul, now fully repainted in lined LMS black livery and carrying its original number 13268, working alongside other SVR residents 4930 ‘Hagley Hall’, 7812 ‘Erlestoke Manor, pannier tank 7714, West Country pacific 21C127 (34027) ‘Taw Valley’, and Standard 4MT 75069.
A2 pacific 60532 ‘Blue Peter’ is also seen, on static display only at Kidderminster, during its visit to the railway for testing following overhaul at Crewe.
The video is split into the following chapters :-
00:00 - Thursday 18th April 2024
11:06 - Friday 19th April 2024
30:08 - Saturday 20th April 2024
The event also featured the newly overhauled Stanier Mogul, now fully repainted in lined LMS black livery and carrying its original number 13268, working alongside other SVR residents 4930 ‘Hagley Hall’, 7812 ‘Erlestoke Manor, pannier tank 7714, West Country pacific 21C127 (34027) ‘Taw Valley’, and Standard 4MT 75069.
A2 pacific 60532 ‘Blue Peter’ is also seen, on static display only at Kidderminster, during its visit to the railway for testing following overhaul at Crewe.
The video is split into the following chapters :-
00:00 - Thursday 18th April 2024
11:06 - Friday 19th April 2024
30:08 - Saturday 20th April 2024
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The 2023 Autumn Diesel Bash on the Severn Valley Railway had a 'blue hydraulics' theme, with visiting loco's Warship D832 'Onslaught', Hymek D7076 and Western D1048 'Western Lady' (on static display at Kidderminster only) joining resident loco's D821 'Greyhound', D1015 'Western Champion', D1062 'Western Courier', D1013 'Western Ranger' and Hymek D7029 (the latter two again on static display at ...
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The first ever Winter Steam Gala on the Severn Valley Railway, held over the weekend of 6th and 7th January 2024, saw the return to steam of LMS Stanier Mogul 2968 after major overhaul, and GWR Manor 7812 'Erlestoke Manor' returning to the SVR after spending much of 2023 on loan to the West Somerset Railway at Minehead. Also in action were LMS designed Ivatt 4MT 'Flying Pig' mogul 43106 and SR ...
Dean Forest Railway Steam Gala 14-10-2023 Steam in South Wales
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The Dean Forest Railway's 'Royal Forest of Steam' gala, held on the 14th and 15th October 2023 had a 'Steam in South Wales' theme and featured visiting locomotives Rosyth No.1 (Andrew Barclay 0-4-0ST works number 1385, built in 1914) from the Pontypool & Blaenavon Railway and previously used at Pembroke Dock, 401 'Vulcan' (Bagnall 0-6-0ST works number 2994) from the North Tyneside Steam Railway...
Coleford Railway Museum and the Flour Mill 14-10-2023
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During a recent visit to the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire with fellow CZcamsr Luke Owen (channel Owen's Lane Junction), I visited the Coleford Railway Museum, which is centered on the 1883 built ex-Great Western Railway goods shed and the signal box, moved from Cogload Junction in Somerset in 1987. Amongst the models, memorabilia and railwayana, we find Peckett W5 0-4-0 saddle tank 1893 'I...
Severn Valley Railway Autumn Steam Gala 2023
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Action from the 2023 Severn Valley Railway Autumn Steam Gala, filmed on Thursday 14th, Friday 15th and Saturday 16th September 2023, featured visiting locomotives Thompson B1 61306 ‘Mayflower’, USATC S160 2253 ‘Omaha’, Ivatt 2MT tank loco’ 41312, and Steel Company of Wales saddle tank 401 (Bagnall works number 2994), previously owned by the Austin Motor Company of Longbridge, Birmingham, and se...
Reopening of Eardington Halt 14th September 2023
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The first public passenger train to stop at Eardington Halt on the Severn Valley Railway since the station was removed from the timetable in 1982, the 2pm departure from Bridgnorth on Thursday 14th September 2023 during the railway's Autumn Steam Gala, hauled by Ivatt 4MT Mogul 43106, known as 'The Flying Pig'.
Midland Railway Butterley Victorian Train Event 28-08-2023
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The Victorian Train Event held at the Midland Railway, Butterley, Derbyshire, over the bank holiday weekend, 26th to 28th August 2023. Hawthorn Leslie 0-4-0 saddle tank 2859 (Keighley Gasworks No. 2) built in 1911 and visiting from the Tanfield Railway in County Durham, is seen working the vintage train, comprising of Midland Railway Royal saloon 1910 built in 1912, six wheeled party/picnic sal...
GWSR Cotswold Festival of Steam 2023 - 12th & 13th May 2023
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Highlights of the 2023 Cotswold Festival of Steam on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway. Visiting loco's featured are GWR 4079 'Pendennis Castle', SR U class 31806, BR Standards 4MT 75014 and 2MT 78019, and L&YR Pug 11243. These are joined by resident loco's SR Merchant Navy 35006 'P&OSN Co' and WR Modified Hall 7903 'Foremarke Hall', the latter running in the guise of scrapped classmate ...
Great Central Railway 50 wagon freight 17-06-2023
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A short clip of 9F 92214 hauling a 50 wagon freight train through Quorn & Woodhouse station on the Great Central Railway during their 50th Anniversary Gala event on Saturday 17th June 2023. I didn't film from the best of locations, unfortunately, but have uploaded my video anyway for those interested in seeing the very rare sight of such a long steam hauled freight train on one of Britain's her...
Severn Valley Railway Spring Diesel Festival 2023
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The 2023 Spring Diesel Festival on the Severn Valley Railway, celebrating 50 years of UK diesel preservation, and featuring most of the resident diesel locomotives in action plus visitors 31270, 37263 and 47712. On the Thursday I concentrated on the northern end of the line and filmed, amongst other trains, the Bridgnorth to Hampton Loade 'local' worked by class 17 D8568. On the Saturday, we se...
4079 Pendennis Castle on the Severn Valley Railway, April 2023
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Great Western Railway Castle class 4-6-0 No. 4079 'Pendennis Castle' working on the Severn Valley Railway during its 2023 visit from the Didcot Railway Centre in Oxfordshire. Seen here facing north towards Bridgnorth (except for the introduction scene), and filmed on Thursday 13th (excursion day) and Saturday 22nd April 2023. See the following chapters for each day :- 00:00 - 4079 excursion day...
Severn Valley Railway Spring Steam Gala 2023
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Highlights of the 2023 Spring Steam Gala event on the Severn Valley Railway, filmed on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th April 2023. Featuring visiting locomotives GWR 4079 'Pendennis Castle' (from the Didcot Railway Centre, and working its first public passenger trains in the UK since leaving for Australia in 1977), GWR small prairie tank 4555 (from the Dartmouth Steam Railway, Paignton), and BR s...
Severn Valley Railway Steam in Lights 10-12-2022
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The spectacular 'Steam in Lights' on the Severn Valley Railway. Filmed in and around Eardington Halt on Saturday 10th December 2022 and featuring locomotives 75069 and D9551.
Black Country Living Museum Marvellous Machines 30-04-2022
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Marvellous Machines at the Black Country Living Museum, Dudley, UK on Saturday 30th April 2022. Seen parading around the village are two Fowler steam traction engines, a Foden steam lorry and a Wallis & Steevens 'Advance' type steam roller, plus a host of miniature steam powered vehicles. Joining them are four motor vehicles, a veteran De Dion Bouton car, a vintage MG J2 sports car, a vintage A...
Severn Valley Railway Autumn Diesel Bash 2022
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Severn Valley Railway Autumn Diesel Bash 2022
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Severn Valley Railway Stars of Summer 2022
Severn Valley Railway Autumn Steam Gala 2022
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Severn Valley Railway Autumn Steam Gala 2022
Steam action from the 2022 Shrewsbury Steam Rally
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Statfold Barn Railway Sweet Indian Steam 11-06-2022
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Statfold Barn Railway Sweet Indian Steam 11-06-2022
Severn Valley Railway Spring Diesel Festival 2022
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Severn Valley Railway Spring Diesel Festival 2022
Severn Valley Railway Spring Steam Gala 2022
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Severn Valley Railway Spring Steam Gala 2022
Severn Valley Railway Open House Weekend 02-04-2022
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Severn Valley Railway Open House Weekend 02-04-2022
Harnessing Steam at the Black Country Living Museum 09-10-2021
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Harnessing Steam at the Black Country Living Museum 09-10-2021
Severn Valley Railway Steam in Lights 2021
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Severn Valley Railway Steam in Lights 2021
Severn Valley Railway Steam in Lights 19-11-2021
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Severn Valley Railway Steam in Lights 19-11-2021
Chasewater Railway Coal Train Day 24/10/2021
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Chasewater Railway Coal Train Day 24/10/2021
Severn Valley Railway Autumn Steam Gala 2021
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Severn Valley Railway Autumn Steam Gala 2021
HST power cars at Arley, Severn Valley Railway 04-09-2021
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HST power cars at Arley, Severn Valley Railway 04-09-2021
Statfold Barn Railway Quarry Hunslet 150 10-07-2021 Part 2
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Statfold Barn Railway Quarry Hunslet 150 10-07-2021 Part 2
Beautiful
The Terrier really is going for it!
Beautiful footage! :)
I saw 'Advance" on the Wallis & Stevens, and my first thought went to Rumley.
'Promo sm' 😎
Very well done video David :)
Great video, that's me filming in front of you on the balcony of the Engine House at 15:09!
Many thanks. Thought that the Engine House balcony would be a good place to get a shot of the trains with the river in the background. Had wanted to get a shot with the river in the foreground and the train behind, but wasn't easy to find a suitable location as all of the riverside footpaths were flooded!
@@davidcattell7311 Yes we had the same problem! I usually head south from Hampton Loade station along the footpath, got nearly all the way through the low bit on the Sunday but then had to turn back as it was flooded!
Lovely video I really enjoyed it :)
Great video
Thanks Luke. Was a good day out. Nice to visit somewhere new. New for me anyway!
@@davidcattell7311 nice
Operated on the north east Dundal tram, near Zeehan, Tasmania.
SVR guest locomotive 6990 GWR(W) Witherslack, Modified Hall 4-6-0 from courtesy of GCR Operation 43106 LMS Ivatt 4 Flying Pig 2-6-0 GWR 2857 Churchward 2-8-0 7802 Bradley Manor Pannier 0-6-0T’s 7714+1501 BR(W) Hawksworth since 2018
Nice video
Great video
Thanks Luke. Was a good day.
Thank you, a very interesting tour.
Very nice, very special.
Excellent :)
Thanks for that video! Beautifully filmed and edited. I was on duty on the platform, so it’s great to see it from the other side. Well done!
How about that then first time in 41 years for eardington halt station to be included on the timetable
Best just kept for special events I think. Would soon loose its charm if it was a regular stop plus you’ve got the gradient to consider. Good news is that for this year’s diesel gala, the Hampton Loade shuttle with the Teddy Bear will be calling at Eardington.
@@greatwesternproductions2857is that what they are gonna be doing use a teddy bear with a local train to be stopping at eardington
It is great to see Eardinton Halt reopened even at the moment it is only on special occasions, as a TTI on the SVR of 52 years I can remember the days when Eardington Halt was a regular stopping point, and trains that stopped going North To Bridgnorth would have water boiler level problems and slipping on starting up, but it was always nice to have the extra halt on the line. It nigh on claim to fame was that in the Sir Gerald Nabaro era it nearly became the SVR's Northern terminus hence the incomplete platform on the other side next to the Road exit, when Nabaro was Chairman of the SVR the Bridgnorth Bypass was proposed but instead of fighting it he decided against every one else on the Railway he would close the line North of Eardinton Halt and sell off the Bridgnorth Station site to retailers and make Eardington Halt our Northern Terminus, but the SVR members knew different and stopped him doing this and secured the line to Bridgnorth and the Station bt finding out that the local Councils had to pay for the By Pass Bridge, Sir Gerald Nabaro eventually resigned from the SVR Board and every thing is now History.
Interesting info. If he hadn't been stopped, the SVR could have ended up as successful as one of the other railway projects that Nabaro was connected to: the line to Ilfracombe. 🤫
@@ChrisH-1952 I was a 17 year old TTI then and remember the Railway wasted hard earned money on trying to transform Eardington Halt into a Terminus station, first the Norther Turn out points were too sharp for larger loco's and Erdington Halt is in the middle of no where, it's little hamlet being about 2 miles towards Bridgnorth and he would of Ruined the SVR in it's early days, after the volunteers had gone on strike for a couple of weekends and some one found out it was the council that had to build the bridge,, we breathed a sigh of relief as Nabbaro resigned, the Northern Turn out was eventually removed and he loop was turned into a siding and the rest is History, but it is great to see Eardington Halt open again
@@peterwilliamallen1063 Thanks for the additional info. Excellent.
Torys quite like property speculation and other shady practices.,they've no morals or scruples. Thank goodness he resigned , or someone would have thrown him into the Severn 😊
Very fitting station reopening, well done SVR!
Thank you for sharing. Congratulations!
Thank you very much!
An historic occasion indeed. Well filmed, really enjoyed this one. Cheers and keep up the great work - Alex.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video David, I spy myself at 5:55 in the video and again at 21:17. Kind regards, Jake.
Thanks Jake. Yes. I watched your video (very good too!) and noticed myself filming from the first diesel departure from Butterley as you were filming from outside of the old shed building on the approach to Swanwick Junction.
@@davidcattell7311 Aye that was me. So we must of spoken at the end of the day at Butterley then. 🙂
@@JakeBSteam Yes. That was me. Last shot of the day, as the vintage train left Butterley on its last trip of the day. You're also stood by the fence filming the diesel departing at 4:30.
great video
Interesting document in a nice place ! A pity it's not filmed in full HD...on a sunny day !
Thanks. Hadn't bought the 4K camcorder when I filmed that, unfortunately. Was hoping that it might have become an annual event. Plenty of other locations around there that I would have liked to have filmed at. The old railway level crossing at Jackfield for one.
Lucky people to have such performances........We cannot see them in France !
Cool place ❤
great video
great video it was a good day
Thanks Luke. Certainly was. Both had a good time! First time I'd been on the train to Broadway.
Amazing footage :)
Brilliant film (I really wish you would show at WFM club - one Friday please) Richard :)
Very cool nice share 👍🏻🚂
Wonderful video
Great video, how do you access the foot crossings north of the station? Had a look and can’t find any nearby footpaths linking them
Many thanks. The footpaths to the Bank Farm crossings lead up from the path along the west bank of the river. I think that they can also be accessed from the road from Button Oak as it heads down towards Arley station and also the path that crosses the line immediately to the north of the station platforms. There's also a path that runs along the north side of Borle Brook which passes under the viaduct.
@@davidcattell7311 Thanks for the info! Will come in handy for the upcoming gala
@@Ed_Gilbert If you haven't already, take a look at my video of the 2022 Spring Steam Gala. On the Saturday I filmed at both of the Bank Farm crossings north of Arley. Had only videoed at the northern most crossing before. They're located more or less midway between Arley and Highley stations, so it takes a while to get to them wherever you walk from.
@@davidcattell7311 fair enough, will take a look. Worse case scenario can always stick to bewdley and eardington
I forget the occasion (anniversary of the Flying Scotsman, the train; not the much later locomotive?), but I once wrote to GNER suggesting the temporary adoption of 'teak' scumble on one of their trains and apple green for the loco (not the DVT). I was rather charmed that the suggestion was not met with a 'No' and that it was actually answered, and in a rather intriguing way. Of course it never happened and GNER went back to its containers.
Thank you for taking and sharing. My fault that I cannot attend in person.
Many thanks. The SVR is only a short drive away from my home but I haven't managed to film quite as much of the 2022 'Steam in Lights' as I would have liked.
Hmm, I only just noticed it but panniers do have a certain waddle about them. I guess thomas the tank engine was kinda right.
25:06 I've never seen a traction engine go that fast, especially with the engine not going that fast either
All trying to get a run at the hill. Was a great place from which to watch!
@@davidcattell7311 I would've loved to see it :)
That since May this year has been a really warm day on SVR
Nice video, wish I had known about it, would loved to have seen that one.
Awesome steam up, thanks for footage
Unusual, strange, and very pleasant. A pleasure !
Awesome!!! Loved it!!!
Cracking video and a cracking weekend. Thanks from the B.A.S. in Restorations Boys (traction engine group).
Many thanks. Glad you enjoyed. Pity I only visited Statfold for the first time a couple of years ago. A great little railway, and the loco' collection is amazing. Can't wait for the new extension to open. Looks to be a few really steep bits!
Some really beautiful shots! :)
Looks like the 69 is giving the crompton a helping hand
The loco that never came was 67006 this was due to the loco being beyond the seven valley railway control
I attended the Fridays gala and I’ve captured some of the locos visiting here and D4 was the loco I caught on Wednesday
2022 here can we do this kinda mad sxit again please
60007 is definitely the star performer of this line because that’s the locos first visit here in 13 years the last being back in 2009
Had a ride behind the LNER garter blue livered 4498 on the SVR in 1992. Remember them having problems departing Highley northbound and having to back up past what is now the site of the Engine House to get a run at the bank. Was a bit annoyed with myself that I missed the A4 on the teaks on Sunday. Thought I'd found a new location at Trimpley but then found it out-of-bounds and didn't have time to get back to the foot crossing! Doh!
@@davidcattell7311 yeah and I’ve been chasing that loco 7 years ago on a railtour but unfortunately that didn’t happen
I came here on Saturday and I’ve finally caught 60007 sir Nigel gresley the Welsh guardsman and I’ve finally got the chance to ride behind lady of legend the loco on her second attempt to visit the seven valley railway unlike the first visit which she had a failure on Sunday
I spent all of Saturday in the Arley area. They've cut the trees back and opened up great views of the north end of the station from the field leading up from the river. The Bank Farm crossings, north of Arley are some other great spots that I only discovered a couple of years ago.
@@davidcattell7311 that’s good