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Nice capture there Michael looks good 🙂

Great video! That was close at St. Denys! I saw her at West Byfleet.

1:39 aw god dang it..

Yes nice capture there Michael 🙂

Nicely captured video!

A great sight. Fantastic video. 🙂

Great video, and wonderful to see it ran unassisted!

H____E___L___L____O BIG LIKE!!! Great Video!

This loco is coming back this year and they’re going to send her to the Severn valley railway for testing just like they did to blue Peter after their respective overhauls

I went there in September 1967, there were still 63 loco's waiting to go. I still have the list as I wrote it, of all that was there, for the benefit of myself and little brother who I took " to see the engines". Later in the day, I went to play footie for Old Manor Reserves.

Nice video Michael :)

Nice video 👍👍😎🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃

Nice capture. I caught the Clun Castle at Overton aswell

Why post a 2 minute video when the first minute doesn't have 60103 in it?

Just like to commend all those people who have kept steam alive throughout the years.Well 👍😊😊😊😊xxxxx

🎉🎉🎉🎉🚂🚂💪💪🤝👍

Good job

There are many countries that have scapped their steam fleets in pursuit of diesels there are countries like USA Canada Sth Africa India Pakistan Java most of Europe and Australia and China All of which are going to regret not keeping some operating examples for the tourism industry

Nice 👍👍

Cheating, a diesel was pushing it..:)

Beautiful machine…

Here in the States, we just throw our "old" stuff away. Before anyone gets exited, yes the Big Boy runs out West and N&W 611 runs some in the East, although limited where it can run.

Beautifully fired loco eh?

Beauty on rails

Thanks for interesting comment.

Goosebumps! Beautiful, isn't She?! Thank you from South Africa, where railroads fade away...

With very poor wages on British Railways some of my workmates at Bournemouth, ex steam drivers & firemen, said they had part time work on their days off helping to scrap the locos. There was a big risk from the blue asbestos cladding around some the inside but they were lucky. I can imagine how heartbreaking it was to scrap the types of engines you loved. I saw a picture of another colleague at my other depot Salisbury, walking away in tears on the last day.

What happened to thatstubborn black dog?

The color and the number are wrong and so is the chimney.

Very nice, like😃

Whitchurch: makes a change from the days when City of Truro (3440) used to stop there!

Marvellous.

Steaming as any Black Five will.

These monsters are the dinosaurs of our life. We MUST keep these huffing, puffing, snorting, grunting and rattling beautiful designed and built pieces of our inheritance.

I've always wonder with regenerative braking for battery could they not a have a electric boiler, like a instant hot water system for homes under pressure.

I've always been a bit amazed the J.K. Rowling never resorted, during the worst of the crisis, to benching the Express in favor of The Flying Scotsman, which, once well clear of King's Cross, would have taken to the air, escorted by Aurors wearing the old long coats and goggles of early motor car enthusiasts. London to Hogsmeade in an hour and seventeen minutes. Heaven help the lady with the trolley...

Always a great sight thanks for sharing from New Zealand

Good video Michael :)

Very nicely filmed. All too often the zoom and pan is ballsed up. Not in this case.

Hello Michael, It was good to see the Mayflower again. It came through Bicester North earlier in the year but I didn't manage to get a decent photo at the time.

Wallies on the left hand platform nearly missed it !

Majestic! Well caught reminder of how impressive a main line steam locomotive can be at speed.

Total piece of kit

Pity it has to drag that Diesel rubbish. But Steam trains are used to doing that.

Nice shot. The 159 moved away giving a better view- lucky it didn't arrive to block the view. I love the A3s but I could never understand why Gresley put those silly squeaky whistles on them instead of chime whistles like the A4s.

What is the green thing at the back? A diesel their for safety if the steam engine fails?

Obviously 'bowled' has a significant meaning amongst train spotters. From the title, I thought it meant you nearly got knocked over.

Great video! I saw her at Twyford.

Beautiful machine.

Takes me back, i used to love standing on a bridge with the steam trains thundering underneath. Thanks.