Vintage railway film - Look at Life - Playing Trains - 1967
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This vintage railway film produced in 1967 by the rank organisation, details the emerging UK rail preservation scene, as well as the efforts of Alan Pegler and others in preserving and operating LNER 4472, Flying Scotsman.
"Flying Scotsman will steam off into the history books"
And, 60 years on, its still pulling in the crowds as much as it ever did.
Fascinating little glimpse of the abortive Westerham Valley Railway.
Thanks, BB.
How wrong they were. Still going strong today!
As a wee boy in Glasgow, I never wanted to be a train driver, I wanted to be a Signalman, and have a big train set to play with, years later I did, I became a relief signalman covering five boxes, I loved everything, from working the different systems, track circuit block, absolute block and r,et,b.also pilotman duties, crossing keeper, hand signalman as well, you never knew what you were going to be covering.
Yes, if you love what you do, it's not work.
Fantastic to watch.. THANKS Bennett Brooks and the team that made it possible ❤️ a Great bit of History and Nostalgia…
She is still a beautiful sight sixty years on
Great film thank for showing
All the buildings and surrounds look so much better than today.
Really enjoy the Look at Life films. Thanks!
A fine video into the past. Always interesting to watch. See you on the next! Cheers mates! ❤😊
It's nice to see the Flying Scotsman's second tender. I have often wondered what happened to it after the loco returned from America.
It’s amazing looking back at old films from the 1960’s, it’s so wonderful seeing “Flying Scotsman” still going strong in the 2020’s and just as popular today, also with new build steam locomotives such as 60163 Tornado and on the horizon the P2 class “Prince of Wales” nearing completion, what would the commentator have to say about steam on the main line now??
The Gainsborough model of the ECML still exists and opens many times per year.
Good video, like!
Keighley and North Valley? Great film though
1968 was when mainline steam fully ended. 1955 was start of phase out of stream
I never spotted 60103 but I was behind 60097 once
Something i would do
1:16 Keighley and North valley?
'Worth' Valley
Yes, but I’m sure is says North Valley on the film.
@@srfurley
That wouldn't surprise me
No more “Flying Scotsman”…..🤔
Bit concerned about the noises the NRM are making at the moment though!😅
No one wants her maintenance bill @@michael32A
Half a cwt of coal a mile!! No wonder there’s a climate crisis.
Nonsense. Such ridiculous views threaten the running of steam in preservation. You have been brainwashed by what you see on your telescreen comrade. The world's climate has always gone up and down, and did so thousands of times before we even walked on the earth. Each time it changed in the past it had nothing to do with the level of Co2 in the atmosphere. We went through a much hotter period a few hundred years ago (the Roman Warm Period) and then a far colder period where people skated on the Thames for dozens of winters in a row - all before any coal burning industry.
I'm afraid the man-made global warming crisis is a scam, that sadly you have fallen for - but don't worry, you are not alone. It is a rather ingenious scam.
Diesel locos burn around two gallons per mile and emit nitrogen dioxide amongst other nasty things too!
“Nobody needs to give a Diesel a drink”? All of the early passenger ones needed water for their train heating boilers and some of them had water scoops to pick it up from troughs as steam locos did.
there ain't a 'climate crisis'
the earth has had warm and cool phase's since its beginning
the current hysteria is all about limiting your (not their) consumption that's all
Never been a climate crisis, this was invented by layabout Green terrorist groups.