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Yet another great video Les. Just a quick question for you. The logs going to Chirk Kronaspan, where does it originate from before arriving at Carlisle Yard? I’ve tried realtime trains amongst others & I still can’t find out.

Fearless on driver training? It hasn't done very much since LSL hired it, has it. Quite a lot of ex Caledonian Sleeper stock there too, I presume they use it as overspill storage from Crewe

In the last few minutes the filming was from the "Callie Bridges" and on the right looking north was Kingmoor Shed which is now part of a nature reserve. As a lad 60 years ago that was were my mates and I trainspotted for years.Great times especially as two of my uncles were Kingmoor drivers and my Grand-dad was a goods guard. I actually ended up at Gateshead MPD on the Eastern Region but that's another story.

hi there,what a great loco D400 is, no smoke unlike big bertha, well done to the engineers that keep this iron horse going.,

Do the crew of DR 73909 (2:10) get to chose which siding gets used? I wonder if those white lights on the front of the snow-plough (8:00) are removed before 'doing business'. I doubt they would survive 'first contact with the enemy'. A busy 10 minutes at the end of P4/5 (13:00).

Channel 4 at 8 tonite les 👍

Has Lady Penelope done anything other than sit in that siding (and occasionally shunt up and down) for the last few years?

It must be an exhilarating experience smashing through showdrifts with those 32T ploughs!

There Stobart rail containers

Great platform shot of the ploughs! 🎉

Another great mixture Les, nice to see the ploughs off to look for snow!

Awesome video les from Alan in Suffolk 😊

Enjoying that one Leslie 😊

There were 4 x ploughs at Doncaster so I wonder if the York ones will come back.

Some very different material there Les - wish I'd been there! Ps - hope you had your long johns on 😁!

Thanks Leslie.

great collection of clips Les! quite interesting :)

brilliant video Les love those ploughs they look awesome love to see them in action many thanks for sharing stay safe a t b Syd👍

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

❤ nice to see the Scottish units Les thank you!

Awesome Leslie 👍 thank for sharing Andy

Good seeing the ploughs on the move , I've often wondered whats in side the body of the plough , a couple of shovels perhaps ? 😊

Nice one Leslie, and by the way thanks for recording the Scotrail 156s😂

Hi, Les. Nice video and collection of trains. I guess the ploughs were needed in some places over there. I do wish COLAS would give those 43s a better paint or livery scheme. Oh well. Great assortment today.

The stockpile of ploughs must be going down, good job that they serviced them early. Fingers crossed that the dreaded white stuff keeps away.

Bom dia lelie excelente video amei movimentação de trem

Would the plough train take the long way round to Perth via G&SW to Glasgow. The visibility must be limited like its speed for the WCML. The drivers must have comprehensive knowledge of their route as there is restricted forward vision and need to know ever signals position and aspect. The rail head treatment trains must be reaching the end of leaf removal, could be a change required to fluids used for de-icing.

well, we have just had some snow so we need more of the snow ploughs.

Excellent video Leslie. Keep ‘em coming (currently in Mulberry 1 at Fulbourn Hospital in Cambridge waiting for an appropriate care package to be put in place before I can be discharged back to my maisonette in High Barns in Ely)!

With multiple appearances by Bulleids, Staniers and Gresleys at CAR, it is hardly surprising that the humble snowplough attracts more attention.

Fantastic video Les, you are really spoiling us with 3 growlers!

I saw the ploughs at York have gone somewhere sometime. They do get a lot of attention when out being a rare thing to see.

A really good video Les, the 68 had struggle get its train away but sounded brilliant and made me wish I'd been there to see it.

Must have been a cold nite Les when you recorded that brave and hardy top man 👍

another brilliant video Les loved the Plough's / 37s excellent capture loved it many thanks for staying out late Les hope it was'nt past your bedtime lol🤣👍👌 many thanks a t b Syd

Thank you for these interesting video records of unusual operations - much appreciated!

I much prefer these shorter videos than your longer ones I must say, can use them to fill up time. Sorry to say but the longer ones especially over half hour I can't spare that long to watch in one sitting.

They should be home doing their homework...not bothering you. lol Nice one Leslie...Stay warm.

hi, great video, love the 37s as they growl unlike the 68's which are boring hand have no charisma

Thanks for your videos. I think the 68s are the best sounding of all the modern locomotives especially when working hard as here.

Good one Les, 68018 was struggling a bit. I found out why Bo-Bo electrics go around in pairs, it`s because of their crap braking force.

Thankyou les for all the amazing videos always look forward to your next one

Must have expected snow❄️ we had some on the North East Coast this morning, nice but cold.

Two Class 37's and plough s perfect excuse to be on Carlisle Citadel at night as well to add an excellent background. Hope you are keeping warm Leslie.

As commented in other post ploughs are rarer than steam. Apparently they passed through Skipton 17:30ish on Sunday. Keep up the good work

Did you not zoom into the trains as they leave the station because at night you get lots of noise in the video making the graphics look bad?

The southbound container train with containers name ending in Fret (freight). Is this a international TESCO train with loads from Europe. There is usually a Tesco reefer, and a tanker container on this train north bound, which can also be seen on this southbound. The regular long Tesco train, (all TESCO branded) could be seen a little later. The reason for so many 'spotters' steam nearly 10 months of near weekly steam, ploughs only 2 to 4 times a year in the station.

Great video like always mate. When those 68s in RHTT reach Kingmoor Sdgs, will they work another RHTT working back to Kingmoor TMD?

The snow plough section was very interesting. Will be catching the rest of the film tomorrow.

Another fantastic video that was fun to watch! Thanks for sharing.