Battle of Britain Class Tangmere 34067 The Dalesman on the 80th Anniversary D Day landings 06/06/24
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- Today was the first Dalesman of 24 with SR 34067 Tangmere in charge on the 80th Anniversary of the D Day landings . Today the tour started in york with a class 37/47 to Hellifield and steam to Carlisle and return .
Carlisle is seeing a good selection of steam this year.
The more the better.
Yes indeed without the trips to Carlisle it would be a lot quieter, cheers .
Steve, Great captures with Tangmere never failing to impress. Regards, John
Thanks John, your comments allways appreciated, Steve .
Great catch at Settle Cutting. Nice grunt from the tractor, will try that spot one day.👍👍
Thanks David, busy so somewhere handy today, cheers Steve . 🌝
Wonderful them Steve brilliant 👏
thanks Graham, glad you liked the video, cheers .🌝
Nice one Steve, lovely day and plenty of exhaust up the cutting which gave you the extra shelter from the wind, cheers 👍
Stong winds indeed lately Nige, bit of sun allthough not the best place in the cutting but van not fit to go so far so opted for there today, cheers Steve .
Excellent video Steve, nice views of the spamcan and a sunny day. That's a little bit rare this year. Well done 🤓
Dont mind the odd shower, but cold for time of year even though the sun is hot now, cheers Steve . 🌝👍
Great video
Another cracking video Stephen well done great camera work as usual I am really enjoying your lovely videos and camera work keep your lovely camera work up I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on TH-cam bye for now Philip
Thanks Philip, stay tuned . 🌝👍
Nice captures Steve , Tangmere didn’t sound right but plenty of clag .
Thanks Steve, was thinking the same 🤔
34067 sounded a lot better approaching Settle than at Settle, where it was getting push from the diesel
Someone said it sounded odd, but sounded ok past me Idris, thanks .
I’m wondering how the empty Arcow hoppers managed to reverse into the sidings at Helwith Bridge only about 20 minutes before Tangmere passed …it must have been an amazingly swift operation, taking into account of the 15 minutes space between trains. I was on Settle Station and wish I was at Helwith Bridge!
Hi Timothy, I was at Helwith Bridge and filmed the reverse onto the spur which I’ve uploaded if you’re interested, from arriving at the quarry it took eight minutes and forty five seconds from receiving the token to reverse onto the spur.
I booked on the dalesman last yr. Not this yr while they are using nasty air cons.
Loosing a lot of trade i would say, cheers . 🤔