Flying Scotsman | Scotrail Push-Pull | ALL the Scots!! | Diggle Diaries: February 2023 Part 2
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- Diggle Diaries: An attempt to film all daylight running freight and interesting workings from Diggle Junction. Situated on the picturesque Trans-Pennine, Manchester to Huddersfield and Leeds route, Diggle Jn lies at the top of a steep incline leading into Standedge Tunnel. Providing beautiful scenery, varied freight and trains working hard up the hill, there aren’t many better places for a bit of trainspotting.
This month includes:
- Flying Scotsman on her 100th Birthday
- Scotrail Push Pull set heads home from Scotland
- GBRF 69007 on the Drax
- Colas grid back in action
- Northern 'Intelligent Train'
- And much more...
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Dedicated to Alan Gaskell.
Thanks to Ben & Joel for the loco icons, check out the 2023 Train Database here:
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For enquiries, or if you would like to use any clips, email digglejunction@gmail.com
Intro music by @gordovox1559
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Thanks ever so much for the super thanks Andrew, I didn’t even know that was a thing haha. I’ll put it to good use to get a coffee when I’m at Doncaster for 24 hours lol.
@Diggle Junction you're welcome my man just wish I was a bit closer to Dornie....iwould have come.enyoy your Costa.lol!
Another nice one. Thanks for getting out and about for us.
Certainly my pleasure Bill, thanks for watching and the support as always!
Thanks mate,as always first class.loved the drone shot .love the locations,keep going as you are. Ash in carlisle.
Cheers mate, really glad you’re enjoying it. Always looking to improve the vids so good to know the new bits are good 👍🏻
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Great content once again, thank you.
Thanks a lot 👍 glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic camera 🎥 work capturing some fantastic traction in the north west of England 🏴 That 47 push pull set is absolutely amazing and a credit to all the guys at Crewe for turning out such an ionic train set 👍🏻
Thanks a lot mate! It’s absolutely stunning, I love that that era of our railways is starting to come back to preserved and older traction. Hopefully soon we’ll get something outshopped in Load Haul black and orange (an era later than the push pull set granted).
Great to see the Flying Scotsman back in action. Great video as usual.
Thanks a lot Wendy, really great to see her out again.
Awesome camera work and the drone footage was brilliant.pushing the boundaries and it’s always different angles.look fwd to the next one 👏👏👏
Thanks mate, always looking to improve the videos as much as I can so I’m glad it’s coming through. Appreciate the support pal 👍
You had your hands full doing those different camera views and drone footage. The flying scotsman, just like Triggers broom.
Haha it is 😂 it is a juggle trying to make sure everything is setup right! Fortunately got help with the drone whilst I concentrate on the cameras. Thanks for the comment Paul!
Great job as usual, did Doncaster, 1/3 really good day. Anyway thanks a lot.
Glad you enjoyed it mate. Donny trip coming up for me in a couple of weeks. Can’t wait!
Great video as always, that drone shot of the flying scotsman was amazing, so was the ScotRail push - pull set👍
Cheers mate, hopefully be able to bring some more great drone shots to the channel over in Diggle in future vids. Two absolute personal highlights since I’ve started the channel seeing those two!
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How's about from April rebranding as Pennine Diaries? All the coverage on this video would fit that title too
That’s a good idea Geoff! The closure has fortuitously fallen whilst I’m away but hoping to bring a special episode from the Far East when I get back.
Fantastic video! The Scots looked mega! When are the grids meant to be out? They aren’t usually on this line.
The grid was replaced by 70’s for the daylight workings, typical!
Typical Colas…
Another great watch, and the multiple shots of Scotsman etc gives a more immersive result. Your pieces to camera are really helpful and look forward to the webcam when you are ready. More drone footage, yes indeed! Keep up the good work!👍😀
Thanks a lot mate, still a bit weird for me doing the PTC’s but glad people seem to be enjoying it. Hopefully we’re pretty close to the webcam now. Cheers for the comment Andy 👍🏻
Great content and an interesting comparison between the trans Pennine loco-hauled stock and the old MK 3's and 47. With the exception of a modern, more environmentally friendly prime mover, is there really that much improvement? Looking forward to the webcam. :-)
I wouldn’t say too much so, especially in terms of comfort! The 68’s do roar very nicely when they get going though! Thanks for the comment mate 👍
Epic as always Luke, the Scot Rail set is stunning isn't it ❤Really enjoyed this part two of febs diary, be in touch soon pal 👍
Thanks a lot mate! It’s a real beauty, hopefully get chance to go on it someday. Speak soon 👍🏻
Great video as always 👍
Why do you mention in the opening text on screen that you want to record "daylight" freight? Why limit yourself? Some of the nocturnal captures are amongst the best. 😎
Good point, I might need to get rid of that bit haha. I try to get ALL daylight and as much nocturnal stuff as I can. I used to think people wouldn’t wanna see the night stuff! Thanks a lot Leonard 👍 very much appreciate it.
Another good one. Great to see the Flying Scotsman, even with the one "comedy"-looking coach consist.
I thought I would tell you, you have inspired me to make a "rag pudding" this weekend. I mentioned it to quite a few friends from Northumberland and Cornwall, and they had never heard of it either.
I would wager it will be THE ONLY rag pudding to be made in Texas USA this weekend (or possibly . . . ever! 🙂) I found what looks like a good recipe online, and I happen to already have some Atora on hand.
Thanks for the inspiration, and, as always, for the videos. (Hey, perhaps extend the channel to cover Diggle's local culinary specialties! 🙂) ----Mike
Haha that’s amazing Mike, I’d love to see the result if you could send me a picture of Texas’s only rag pudding (digglejunction@gmail.co.uk). I hadn’t realised before your last comment that it was so local to me, growing up here I just thought it was a normal thing everyone ate haha. Good luck with it mate!
Haha that’s amazing Mike, I’d love to see the result if you could send me a picture of Texas’s only rag pudding (digglejunction@gmail.co.uk). I hadn’t realised before your last comment that it was so local to me, growing up here I just thought it was a normal thing everyone ate haha. Good luck with it mate!
@@DiggleJunction I assume my message did not get to your email? The Rag Pudding was very tasty (btw). If I got the address wrong please re-clarify what's right and I will send you a few photos. Best ----Mike
@@zzmike Hi Mike, my mistake! the email is .com not .uk....digglejunction@gmail.com. Glad to hear you enjoyed it, I'm over at the hotel tonight for the pub quiz so think i'll have to get a rag pudding!
@@DiggleJunction I thought that might be it. I will resend! What's the best cask ale on at the hotel at the moment?? :-) (Cask ale is something we just cannot get in the US.)
Hello mate great video, just wondering, these biomass that go through, are they rerouted at a certain time at night ,because they normally go through the Calder valley.
Thanks a lot mate. The Huddersfield line past Diggle is quicker and more direct but heavily congested with transpennine in the day so they go via the Calder Valley. At night there’s less going on so they can come up the Hudds. Hope that helps explain things, cheers for the comment.