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Yeshua not lord. Nxkx

Yeshua not lord. Xxn

As far as ove found, this has the only audio of a Hastings

It's a damned shame that a B-29 that was a US national treasure that could fly was given to a British museum just so it could be put on static display. When you think that there are only two B-29's flying now in the US and this could have easily been a third flying here it being given to a museum in another country to be put in a museum is a national disgrace. If they just wanted one for static display they should have been given one that wasn't able to be restored to flying condition, not a flying airworthy plane.

Its Hawg wild!

She really knows her stuff

I was there when it landed with my dad i have old pic of this and sally b

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What a beautiful touchdown! Perfection!

Thank you for sharing, my dad Chris was a founding member of the Essex Loco Society and one of the owners of 841, I still have the white lamps in my loft

Absolutely fabulous!! Thank you so much for sharing this.

Yep , parking that there might cause a stir ! Parking a Corvette in Peak Forest car park does likewise. And to think , when my 3300hp 'daily driver ' was parked behind said 'Vette, i often thought to meself...' I've driven engines with less power than that car' !

Is this at Wimlaton Mill on the Derwenthaugh system

This is how the Thomas & Friends Movie in the Marc Forster should look like this

Great video ! Had never given a thought that she was flown over . By all accounts a wing and a prayer !!! I've peered up into the undercarriage and that in itself is an engineering masterpiece !

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Worked at Eccles. Best years of..... Won't bores yous.

Excellent

That's incredible that any footage exists of Little Barford. Incidentally I got a model of her the other day, made by Hattons. I don't suppose anyone knows why these engines had wasp stripes?

Wow this brings back memories. I was on the other end of this journey. I lived in Tucson Arizona and was 10 years old and seen them test flying and seen this plane the day it left for England. Great video. Thank you for posting this.

hello sir tony😍

I worked for BAE in the 80s, and travelled hundreds of miles to watch vulcans

Its so real, thank you 😊

Wow thats great, gosh we have lost the best aircraft ever ❤

Emily was in Thomas & Friends!

It’s Emily. Hi Emily!

I watched the B-29 take off from Tucson, AZ, on the day it began it's ferry to Duxford. The tail of the plane had a plywood board that said THE END on it. You can barely see that in this video.

Wow, loose shunting as late as that!

A bit parky in the winter eh?

Is this the same loco that's sitting in the train shed at Kirkby Stephen East at the moment?

Absolutely the most beautiful steam engine ever and I don't say this lightly.

Those engines were smoking quite a bit. Probably long overdue for a engine overhaul. I read somewhere that the engines weren't very reliable in military service.

What an amazing piece of footage, thank you for sharing

Would be great to see these loco's in steam again

good lord, £450 is nothing, even with inflation, no wonder there's so many austerities still kicking about.

I love the videos, but do you know what the other locations are?

Good video, poor picture quality, not often you see the big single drive steam locos now.

Günün şartlarına göre çekilmiş güzel bir video.Emeği geçenlere çok teşekkürler. Bize maziyi yaşattılar. Vefat edenlere rahmet, yaşayanlara sağlık ve esenlikler dilerim.

Should watch the vidio on the Key bird,good documentary but sad to.

What belle beautiful engine the Singles Sterling engines are workshop masterpiece designer Patrick Sterling. my greetings from United States .

Great footage. What year was it?

Was no4 edmundsons here when this was filmed?

If it flew in the 80's, surely it could be restored to flight

Emily!!!

Nice to see two first-of-the-Class survivors running here. Butler-Henderson and the Stirling sure are a wonderful sight.

The final shot of the firebox from the footplate reminds me of watching the tankys getting cleaned out at eccles. @ 8.04 an engine passes under a water bridge (that's what I called it back then) it had a coal brazier on one side and we had a fire in it one day to keep warm. Must be nearly 50 years back now.

I remember this. It was great to see it running. The line has changed a bit now.

That must have been a great airplane and they gave the nation a great service throughout WWII and afterwards.