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- LNER A3 class 60103 Flying Scotsman was the motive power for todays railtour named The Flying Scotsman from Carnforth to Carlisle and return seen running head on into Storm Arwen near Shap Summit with thirteen on and 47815 coughing at the rear, the railtour originated out of Manchester Victoria and was due to travel the Settle Carlisle line but due to the line being closed it was diverted over Shap, most roads around Kendal were blocked today with fallen trees so we had a bit of a challenge trying to get going but we managed, thanks to Steve for the company and crack today and thanks for watching and feel free to subscribe if you'd like to see more.
Truly impressive! The perfect weather for an incredible display of steam, with the wind adding so much drama. You deserve an award for this one.
Thank you Kendal Smithy for you kind comments, yes that takes some beating, cheers👍
That must be the one of the most exciting things you can do with a massive steam unit anywhere in the world. Damned impressive
Thanks raybede, I’m glad you like it and thanks for watching, cheers 👍
Well done the driver (and fireman).
Well done the train.
Well done the diesel engine, giving it a nudge.
But well done, Nigel. For outright dedication. And what a lovely film.
Thanks for watching WashingtonSAFC and your lovely comment, cheers 👍
i thought that was the fireplace in the bar car.
As a school boy I lived in Barnet N. London. On the week ends I would go into work with my dad, he was supintendent for a tunneling company constructing tunnels on the Kings Cross to Scotland main line to enable four track running. Between Hadley Wood and Potters Bar.
Steam trains arrive at Kings Cross would disconnet from the carriages and fresh one would connect at the other end ready for the return journey. The old locomotive would then act as the pusher for the standing start out of KC. The pusher would ease off at Hadley Woods and return to the KC steam yard. All very dramatic for a 12 year old.
Thanks for braving the weather for those great shots of The Flying Scotsman. You should now get away for a dram to warm up
I was about to say almost exactly the same, in the same order (apart from the diesel...)
@@johnriggs4929 when I posted it, I meant to put a smiling face after the diesel part of the comment. But forgot to add it. Which sort of spoiled the meaning of why I had added it (which was sort of 'what a pity the diesel had to be there'), if you follow me (which I'm sure you do, because you are thinking the same as me). But what a video it is, though.
The power of steam never fails to impress. Goose bumps just watching it.
Thanks for watching Don, cheers 👍
You can feel the cold just watching the video particularly the first sequence. Hope you had some thermals on and a big flask of hot soup. Really great footage once again. Thanks for turning out !
Thanks Keith, wasn’t to bad once I got to the location as I got a bit of shelter and was well wrapped up but returning to the car was head on into the gale, certainly well worth turning out for, cheers 👍
@Jon Aschenbrenner 👍
Thank you so much for an extraordinary trip down 'memory lane' . I was born in 1951 ( Robbie Burn's day ) and I have vivid memories of travelling with my dear father . From Dumfries , through to York , I believe , and others such as Oxford where my mum's family were . I remember 'urging' ( the infamous rocking back-and-forth ! ) our Austin A-70 up Beattock and Shap . Getting stuck in snow drifts and having the welcome help of some Army lads in a 'Big Bedford' . Then were was the treat ! Driving virtually parallel with the railway and waving to the Engine Drivers for what seemed miles . Aaah . I think I'll sleep well tonight . Thank you very much indeed . I feel quite indebted to you and your team . Stay safe . Kind regards . Pete .
Thanks Peter for watching and your kind comments, I’m pleased this has brought back some happy memories for you of your escapades from way back not forgetting back then cars were slower roads were smaller and the snow was deeper 😂 people are to quick to complain about things nowadays but back then we just got in with it, kind regards nige👍
@@nige7577 Thank you Nige . I think there should be some sort of official warning about memory , such as , "Nostalgia . It's not what it used to be ! "🤔 On a serious note I learnt pretty early on , by example , how to disagree without being disagreeable ! Keep on........,🚂 🛤Pete
Same here - remembering Shap driving up to college in Newcastle in a Morris with my Dad - same rocking back & forth - no chains tons of snow - waving to engine drivers - joy & always amazement when we made it to Carlisle! MANY THX for AMAZING VIDEO! Merry Christmas & Happy 2022 Everyone! just subscribed x Kim
@@ocaphoenix5347 Thanks Kim for watching and your lovely comments, great memories for you as well, all the best for the festive season, cheers 👍
Well done Nige my friend you Steve + Stephen Brass and the dedicated hardened fans do such a good job thanks so much for sharing, the wind was really horrendous so thanks for giving the rest of us the chance to view of your efforts. Cheers. Thank you also for previus warnings of tests etc on my local line. Brian
Thanks Brian for your kind comments we do appreciate them and it’s our pleasure to post the results for those who don’t venture out be it for whatever reason, it was definitely a trying day but well worth going for, next steam for us will be on the 18th east bound over Copy Pit which is in your neck of the woods but not sure what the loco is yet, kind regards nige👍
Exceptionally well done - thank you for withstanding the cold blast
Thanks Richard, a challenging day due to the problems with the storm but well worth the challenge, cheers 👍
Thank you for posting this excellent wintry video of this iconic engine.
You did a marvelous job there Nigel. Well done sir.
My pleasure and thank you for watching, it take some beating to see steam in winter conditions, cheers 👍
Great video. What a pleasure to see that icon in fast motion. I am watching this from Germany. We have lost so many of our greatest steam locomotives over the years. Right now there is not really any one competing with this beauty. We are still waiting for the 18 201 to get up and running again.
Thanks for watching from Germany Nils, we are lucky that we still have a lot of mainline steam running as well as the heritage lines, hopefully you’ll get 18 201 running soon, cheers 👍
Hello from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪 such amazing view great capture of the train 🚂 very good 👍 sharing
Hello Dublin, thanks for watching John and your kind comments, cheers 👍
I live in Warrington Cheshire, then in the county of Lancashire. I remember many years ago seeing the flying Scotsman going under bridge near where I live one day on way to school, I`m 58 so steam was finished by then. I was walking to school and very surprised I saw it. I will never forget the speed and the steam even though steam trains was finished. What a sight
Thanks for watching David, she would have been based at Carnforth Steam Town then I would say, definitely one to remember, cheers 👍
Extraordinary dedication! Many thanks…you deserve a Polar Medal! I hope you warmed up again after the event. My heartiest congratulations for your excellent video! Rob
Thanks Ron for your kind comments as I do appreciate them, I was glad to get back to the car 😂 cheers 👍
That brought back memroies of going to school on the bus on a frosty morning and looking out over the Stour valley in Dorset and seeing that plume of steam that meant the kids from Stur were already there. Thank you.
Thanks for watching Martin, glad it brought back memories for you, cheers 👍
This is the definition of devotion ! I can't think of many who would choose to go out in this weather ! Thanks.
Thanks for watching and your kind comment John, you don’t get if you don’t go, cheers 👍
I was surprised at the number of cars that were using the roads. The weather looks too horrid and the roads too dangerous to be driving on. I think being on the train is a far better option.
Brilliant little film, Nige. thanks to you and Steve for braving the chill factor. I was fortunate enough to be on that train and we were really quite surprised that we set off from Bolton only 40 minutes late with all scheduled services being cancelled at that time. The re-routing via the West Coast main line made up for missing the Ribblehead viaduct because we were able to see the stunning, snow-covered scenery in daylight - PS I shared this on my Facebook page and it has received many fine compliments for the quality of the film, and the tense build-up waiting for the train to appear
Thanks Alan, up to now nothing has stopped us from turning out whatever weather has been thrown at us but this was possibly the windiest so far, something special being one of the few when most services were cancelled so you were in for a treat, thanks for sharing my footage as I do appreciate that as well, regards nige👍
Great video, like the swirling steam at the end of the closing clip, very atmospheric. That wind on Saturday even here in the south was something else, you must have been pleased Scotsman was running early!
Thanks George, I was pleased she was running never mind running early as there was a lot of cancellations but luckily the powers that be were able to reroute this tour rather than disappoint hundreds of passengers, that swirling steam just finished the shot nicely, cheers 👍
Absolutely stunning 😍. Thankyou for braving the inclement weather and sharing 😀 ❤
Thanks for watching and your comments Fiona, cheers 👍
Fantastic images - I love the sounds made - takes me back to a childhood spent waiting on the bridge for the train to pass through..
Thanks for watching Pam and your lovely comment, great place to pass the time of day, cheers👍
Remember that also,the smell of the steam and the coal was unique.
So true.. All of older generation who grew up in the Steam train era were blessed especially. Steam trains and kids seem to have a connection
@@ronkennedy8676 Yes that’s very true Ron, cheers 👍
Fantastic video, brought back memories of travelling on it many years ago. Thank you so much
Thanks for watching and your kind comment Pauline, I’m pleased it brought back happy memories for you, regards nige👍
What an amazing sight. It literally brought a tear to my eye.
Thanks for watching Steve and glad you enjoyed it that much, cheers 👍
Cracking shots in the snow Nige , considering the weather conditions we had to deal with ( and trees) you captured two belting shots 👍
Thanks Steve, yes a cracking result and worth the mystery tour to get there 😂👍
Isn't he magnificent! Saw him at Shilden 2 years ago last July.
Used to love putting our ears on the rails as kids to listen for the trains coming. What a brilliant childhood, so many memories, Thank you!
Thanks for watching Alice T T G and your lovely comment, glad it brought back happy memories for you but I don’t think anyone would get away with that nowadays with health and safety 😂😂 it was obviously different back in the day and a much better childhood than they have today, cheers 👍
@@nige7577 hi Nige, yes true, much better than what the young have nowadays.
Proud to say, I cut my teeth on Tanfield railway (the oldest line in the world, and still running)
Consett steel works. Ball bearings for our catapults, were our toys.
We didn't even know what we had!
I do now tho.
What can I say Nige, that is dedication and with fantastic results well done matey and many thanks for posting 👍 Paul
Thanks Paul, love winter conditions but maybe not the gale that came with it this time but you do get better results so it’s always worth venturing out whatever the weather, regards nige👍
About 65 years ago my parents took me on holiday to this area, my father showed me a steam train in tandem steaming up shap. It is an image I have never forgotten and this video takes me back there. thanks
Thanks for watching Richy-skys, I’m pleased this brought back memories of yesteryear for you as what you saw would be a regular thing back then, there was a re-enactment back in 2001 of the Shap Banker which I posted on here in april 2020 if you’d like to see which will be more in line with what you remember, cheers 👍
Thank-you from NZ for that spectacular, dramatic footage.
Thanks Earle glad you enjoyed watching, cheers 👍
Fantastic footage - The engine seems like a mythical beast battling the elements, in this beautiful light!
Thanks for watching and your kind comments Anthony, cheers 👍
Beautiful shot. And that howl from the OH power lines is eerie as hell.
Thanks Edward, it certainly was eerie but it adds to the shot and what the conditions were like and with the gale coming from behind there wasn’t much chance of noise from the loco until she was very close, cheers 👍
That looked pretty cold Nige - hope you were well covered up!!
Scottie's crew wouldn't have been too keen to leave the cab I bet!
The shover was working quite hard as well it appeared - no complaints if it ensured a safe arrival!
Thanks for sharing.
Al.
Thanks for watching Al, full thermals 😂 hardest part was walking back to the car as we were heading straight into the storm, with thirteen on wasn’t surprised to see the helper working more than normal, cheers nige👍
Hi Nige, wish I could give you extra likes on the footage. Excellent camera work under those conditions and a huge thanks for sharing your experience. Cheers Richard
Thank you Richard I really appreciate your comments and am only to glad to share for everyone to watch, it was a bit challenging but well worth it, cheers nige👍
@@nige7577 Thanks for the comments on the 3801 Bathurst to Orange trip, I received the notification you had left 2 comments, however for some reason not appeared on the comments in the video. Cheers Richard
@@TickholeProductions 👍
Amazing sight! Thanks for venturing out to shoot it. I've been over Shap myself many times but never in such weather or such a magnificent means of transport.
Thanks for watching and your comments Zephaniah 3:17, cheers 👍
we wanted to see fs at Carlisle but no west coast trains running and too many fallen trees to drive-anyway this was much better thank you for braving Shap and sharing this with us much appreciated please stay safe and well xx
Thanks Louise, definitely a challenging day but better for you under the circumstances to be safe and warm at home, there’s two more Scotsman tours to Carlisle before Christmas so you’ll still have the chance to catch her, cheers 👍
Shap and its surrounds in that part of Cumbria have a rugged beauty in all weathers from what I could see of it from the M6,but filming this is impressive in those weather conditions. That little train going the other way must have got a bit of a coating.
@@rjjcms1 Thanks for that Ralph 👍
‘Deep and crisp and even’ just like your filming. Excellent. Cheers!
Thanks for watching ph ph and your comment, cheers 👍
Great work and a brilliant long workout video for these pair, love it mate.
Thanks for watching John and your comments, cheers👍
Stunning rail movie! Lovely images with Steam Locomotive in action and awesome winter landscapes! Good work! Thumbs Up
Greetings from Romania
Andrew
Thanks Andrew and greetings to you to, thanks for your kind comments, cheers 👍
Thanks for that. It brings back many memories of childhood. Well done for surviving the cold to film the journey.
Thanks Paul, glad it brought back happy memories for you and thanks for watching, cheers 👍
Great shots Nige, thanks for battling the freezing cold, the results are well worth it 👍👍👍
Thanks Steve, a challenging day what with the reroute and roads closed all over the place but certainly worth it, cheers 👍
That's an impressive piece of filming, certainly in those conditions. Brilliant!
Thanks SydFlix much appreciated, cheers 👍
Wonderful stuff! Thanks for taking us along. Hope you took a flask, that weather looked pretty grim.
Thanks for watching SarkyBugger and your lovely comment, yes and I was well wrapped up, cheers 👍
Stunning video. Thank you for posting it. Wonderful.
Thanks Richard much appreciated, cheers 👍
thankyou for braving the weather for that video.Love that engine and had the pleasure of seeing it when it was in Adelaide for the australian bi centenary
Thanks for watching blj007, you would have seen her as 4472 with a single chimney and no smoke deflectors which would have been a real treat for you, cheers 👍
Thanks Feeling the chill just watching !! 👍🏼👏🏼
Thanks for watching Mark, yes I can imagine you can, cheers 👍
Fantastic. Beautiful countryside as back drop to iconic locomotive. Weather Conditions look severe but the Scotsman prevails. Really enjoyed viewing
John
Luton
Thanks for watching John and your kind comments as they are appreciated, cheers 👍
Your a brave man going out in those conditions but having said that they were great shots given the conditions,well done you’ve got more bottle than me,my daughter was travelling back from Scotland that day and said it was horrendous over Shap.
Thanks David, probably the stormiest I’ve been out in but it was worth it for the results, cheers
Fantastic video, beautiful lighting. Huge respect in those conditions.
Thanks for watching and your comments Leslie, cheers 👍
What a fantastic video! Thanks for making and sharing this with us, Nige.
And thank you Nong Lak for watching and your lovely comment, cheers 👍
I’m absolutely amazed that a steam driven train is still in every day usage. It just points out the difference between the US and UK. We’ve had at least 2 premier steam trains, the S1and T1 used primarily on the Pennsylvania Railroad. They were notably record breakers for speed. But, they were scraped long ago.
Thanks for watching Rodney, we have a big market for steam tours in this country and thankfully a lot of loco’s were saved from the cutting torch years ago, cheers 👍
Fab shots Nige, perfect scene with snow and scotsman. Cheers.👍
Thanks David, not ideal with the gale force wind minimising the loco sound but the cold and snow being a bonus and luckily we were able to get there after some back lane manoeuvres 😂 cheers 👍
Beautiful vlog, super dedication in going out in those conditions, must of been freezing. Great channel and just subscribed.
Thanks for watching and subscribing Mark and Milena, definitely a challenging day so luckily I was well wrapped up, cheers 👍
Very heartwarming to see on such a cold day,great work 👏👍👊
Thanks for watching and your comment Graham 👍 cheers
@@nige7577 You’re very welcome 👍👊
Nothing can stop her.💗🎄 Great video
Thanks for watching and your kind comment Mick, cheers 👍
Thanks very much for your excellent atmospheric video. As one of the passengers that day this really gives an impression of the conditions of the trip after we were re-routed from the S&C line !
Hope you didn't mind me sharing the footage - it was too good not to 😃 !
Thanks for watching and your kind comment Mark and hope you enjoyed your re- routed trip over Shap and in winter conditions as we did filming, very happy for you to share. cheers 👍
Wow! 🤩🤩🤩The fireman had done a great job 👏 Absolutely brilliant 🤩
Thanks for watching Edna and your lovely comment, he certainly had, cheers👍
Great Video mate, thanks for sharing, real frosty nut weather and you certainly choose your spot with care the view is great.
Thanks Ping Pong, we had a few options but this one was the better option which worked well, cheers 👍
Stunning train and an excellent video l loved every second of your video. Thank you so much for sharing.🙂🙂🙂🙂
Thanks for watching Doe and your kind comments, cheers 👍
Awesome video thanks for your time and consideration top job 🕊️🙏🚛🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦
Thanks for watching Phil, your comments are much appreciated, cheers 👍
Brilliant Nigel, we can appreciate the glory of this most famous loco in the world tackling one of Britain's hardest mainline summits in a storm - at our firesides without getting cold! I wonder that DMU driver thought of it - I'd have told the passengers to get excited at what was passing them!
Thanks for watching BftR and your kind comments, the DMU driver certainly got a grandstand view, cheers 👍
Super video! Thank you for braving the elements to film.
Thanks for watching and your comments, cheers 👍
You could sell that as a Christmas card!
Now that’s a good idea Andrei 😂 cheers👍
Or a puzzle
@@anniemcewen9049 would make a nice jigsaw 👍
4 minutes of pure joy, thank you!
Thanks for watching and your lovely comment Sue, cheers 👍
An artform - superb. The beauty of ages past.
Thanks for watching Mark, you’re certainly right there, cheers 👍
10/10 for braving the elements and bringing us this superb video. Hope the frostbite isn't too severe!😂🥶
Thanks for watching Chris and your comments, luckily no frostbite 😂 cheers 👍
Very fine camera work. Lovely to see steam and snow in November. At least the 47 was in green livery. Well done.
Thanks Ian, yes it takes some beating steam and snow preferably without the gale 😂 and yes a great original livery which makes a difference, cheers 👍
Watched it twice. And will watch it again. To see express steam in this day and age is a privilege while the location, tracking her coming in from a distance to the final roar past with such distinctive exhaust beats was very evocative. Glad I wasn't standing around in the snow and storm waiting for it!
Thanks for watching Andrew and your very kind comments, cheers 👍
My goodness, how marvellous to see the Flying Scotsman powering through that bleak landscape. A terrific piece of film.
Thanks for watching and your lovely comment, cheers 👍
One of the best pieces of footage I;ve seen - well done for waiting out in that weather - its paid off with this filming!
Thanks Pauline for your comments and it’s much appreciated, cheers 👍
Good one nige. Thanks for braving the blustery cold so we can sit here in the warm to watch it. Cheers
Thanks Greg, it was my pleasure and I was well wrapped up, cheers 👍
Nige, Very challenging conditions and an excellent result. Well done for braving the elements. Regards, John
Thanks John, we like a challenge just not gales 😂 but managed to get there and great work from West Coast and Network Rail enabling it to happen, regards nige👍
That’s an awesome video. Thank you for sharing🙂👍
Thanks for watching and your comment, cheers 👍
Great stuff! I'm glad I'm not out in the cold anymore, well done!
Thanks S2 for your kind comments, not the place to be, cheers 👍
Fantastic 👍🇬🇧🏆. Thanks a lot for putting this video here for all to see. 🇬🇧👍
Thanks for watching and your kind comment Senna 1993, it’s my pleasure, cheers 👍
Dramatic footage! Can really feel the thundering engine and the howling wind, great landscape as a setting. Thank you!
Thanks for watching and your kind comment Dot, cheers 👍
Very well done Nige. Hope you have thawed out! We were without power and phone yesterday so knew nothing till we got into Penrith, later. Then RTT said "cancelled".
Thanks Alan, yes it was a bit sharp but well wrapped up, luckily it was able to be re routed, cheers 👍
Fantastic, brings a tear to the eye
Thanks for watching twcc406 and your lovely comment, cheers 👍
Beautiful sight! Thank you for that!
Thanks for watching Concerned Citizen it was my pleasure, cheers 👍
That is a stunning piece of cinematography there, just amazing.
Thanks Matt for your comments they are much appreciated, cheers 👍
Excellent Nige, but I’m really annoyed! Last thing I saw this morning was that it had been cancelled so I didn’t turn out. What a mistake that was; the conditions were first class. I’m dying to take some snow shots. 👍👍👍
Thanks Ian, that’s the trouble when problems arise, after the original path was cancelled another path appeared same times but destination was Skipton but after the S&C was closed luckily a re-route was sourced but that might have been to shorter notice once the times were on RTT for you to travel in time, I’m sure you’ll get your wish to film in snow some time so keep your fingers crossed, regards nige👍
Beautiful filming. Thank you.
Thanks Will much appreciated, cheers 👍
Beautifully shot, cant you just hear the Gresley knock. Congratulations, I trust it was hot soup all round and a pint or three afterwards.
Thanks for watching and your comments Mark, a night in front of the fire 😂 cheers 👍
Absolutely brilliant. So atmospheric !
Thanks for watching and your kind comment David, cheers 👍
Thanks very much for a superb video.
It reminded me of going on the steam train to and from school each day in Essex many moons ago.
Later on my parents lived near Penrith not far from where Scotsman was filmed.
Cheers,
Thanks for watching and your lovely comment Niall, that’s one thing you’ll never forget and glad it brought back memories for you, yes about 10 miles north of where I was, cheers 👍
Love the steam train videos. We used to travel Queens College, Queenstown in the Eastern Cape South Africa leaving on a Wednesday afternoon and travel for next 5 days up through northern South Africa, through Rhodesia, across Victoria Falls, to Ndola In Zambia and where we got off on Sunday morning. Boy! We really enjoyed those trips had so much great memories 😊
Thanks for watching Don, that sounded like a trip and a half and what an experience it would have been, great memories for you, cheers 👍
Outstanding video. Thank you
Thanks Bob and thanks for watching, cheers 👍
Excellent camera work, stunning backdrop. Thanks for posting the video
Thanks for watching and your kind comments Steven, cheers 👍
👍👍🇦🇺 loved it. Thanks for posting.
My pleasure and thanks for watching, cheers 👍
Simply stunning footage.
Thanks for watching Mart and your lovely comment, cheers 👍
Superb shots in the wintry conditions Nige. Cheers - Allan.
Thanks Allen, can’t beat winter conditions for steam and luckily it was able to happen considering the problems around the county, cheers nige👍
That was amazing! Thanks for posting 👌nothing in this world to beat the glorious sound of a steam engine. Lovely visuals of the Scottish winter countryside. Well done!
Thanks for watching Linda and your lovely comments, Scotlands a bit further north this was in Cumbria 😂, cheers 👍
@@nige7577 thanks for your response. I live in another country, therefore unfamiliar with your geography and seldom see snow. Cheers 👋
@@lindadavies6109Hi Linda, it’s an easy mistake to make if you’re unaware of the location so don’t worry, it’s just on the east side of the english lake district and about forty miles from Scotland but we don’t get as much snow as we use to do, thanks again, regards nige👍
That is the "Dogs danglers" of rail travel! Nothing will ever replace the romance of the steam locomotive!
Thanks for watching Mo and your lovely comment, well said, cheers 👍
Great results there Nige, dont know how you manage such a smooth pan in those windy conditions, it was certainly brass monkey weather, superb, cheers . 😎👍🚂
Thanks Steve much appreciated, yes that’s just the word for it and good to get the sun was a nice bonus 🌞 cheers 👍
Congratulations Nige, 1K subs . 😎👍
@@stephenbrass1808 not yet as someone unsubscribed 😂
Excellent filming, thanks.
Thanks Bob much appreciated, cheers 👍
A great puffing Billy thank you for posting
And thank you for watching, cheers 👍
Stunning. Many thanks.
Thanks for watching Mike and your lovely comment, cheers👍
thank you for this beautiful film ,greetingsfrom holland where we hardly see any steam locs riding anymore around amsterdam and rotterdam , i think because of the busy schedule of the normal daily trains.
Greetings to Holland, thanks for watching Willem and your lovely comment, yes I would think that’s the reason not being able to find suitable paths on a busy network, cheers👍
What a fantastic video. Gives me goose bumps. Amazing what coal and water can do! Good to see the banker helping the old girl out too.
Thanks for watching Mathew and your lovely comment, yes it certainly is, cheers 👍
Superb video and thanks for sharing. Bless you.
Thanks Dennis that’s much appreciated, cheers 👍
Did not go over the S&C after all then ......? Oh well , reminds me of the 1963 winter , but there was much more snow then and no M6 motorway ! Well done in bitter conditions Nige . Cheers. DaveH Carnforth
Thanks Dave, think the wind being the problem on the S&C with trees rather than heavy snow and I was surprised there was no problems on the wcml through Cumbria as there was loads of roads closed due to fallen trees but luckily it was able to run and well worth the bitter conditions, cheers nige👍
Wow what a sight and you can feel the cold. Just listen to her push up the climb,pure power and nothing can beat that sound.
Thanks for watching Telboy44, lovely three cylinder beat, cheers 👍
Increadible video, thank you.
Thanks for watching KW IMAGING and your lovely comment, cheers 👍
Yet another Brilliant piece of work Nige
Thanks Richard that’s much appreciated, cheers 👍