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Tag Archives: HELLIFIELD
Volume 95
| Settle & Carlisle Remembered Part 1 (60-mins) | Price £19.75 |
The Settle and Carlisle route from KEIGHLEY northwards. The last 3F hauled passenger train up the Worth Valley in 1962. Main line steam in Airedale. The alternative route to SKIPTON via llkley and Embsay. The GRASSINGTON branch with a steam excursion to Wharfedale. A variety through SKIPTON with coverage of the BARNOLDSWICK branch. On through BELL BUSK to HELLIFIELD. Steam from WILPSHIRE to HELLIFIELD. The S&C all the way to CARLISLE via SETTLE, HORTON, RIBBLEHEAD, BLEA MOOR, DENT, GARSDALE and AIS GILL. A variety of motive power from 1962 to 1968 with Jubilees, Scots, Britannias, Staniers, 4Fs, 9Fs and WD’s. Visiting A4 and Castle classes plus West Coast diversions with Class 40 and Peak diesels. Filmed competently in all weather conditions from sun to snow, mist and rain – typical of this route. The S&C at its best!
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Released in Volumes 90-100
Tagged A4, Carlisle, HELLIFIELD, Settle Carlisle, steam, WD, West Coast, Worth Valley
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Volume 93
| North West Steam Swansong (60-mins) | Price £19.75 |
A portrayal of the last two years of steam in the North West of England as seen through the eyes of Edward Downing with his 16-mm camera, and mainly in colour. Beginning in MANCHESTER at Victoria and Exchange the film does a tour around the North West visiting GUIDE BRIDGE, STOCKPORT and COPY PIT. ROSE GROVE shed and area are well covered showing the last steam hauled coal and parcels trains. North to SKIPTON and HELLIFIELD where West Coast diversions brought three Britannia Pacific’s to the town in quick succession. Over the little North Western route via GIGGLESWICK to CARNFORTH BARROW and RAVENGLASS with Black 5’s, Britannia’s and 2-6-4 tanks.The return journey is via PENRITH, MORECAMBE and LANCASTER to CREWE before arriving at Manchester via PATRICROFT and TRAFFORD PARK. The April to August 1968 rail tours are reviewed with nicely turned out motive power of Stanier and BR Standard types around Lancashire concluding with the 15 guinea special at Ribblehead and Ais Gill.
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Released in Volumes 90-100
Tagged Black 5, Britannia, coal, Crewe, England, Guinea, HELLIFIELD, Lancaster, Manchester, North West, steam, Stockport, Trafford, West Coast
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