The Jacobite over the years - A Photographic Celebration. Information in Post 1

I believe they’ve done that to most of the rock faces on Beasdale, including the Tunnel.

 

Did Rob take his seat with him lol

 

The Ben looks down on William Wallace
Jacobite back then by Henry Elliott, on Flickr

 

That poor bloke doing video never stood a chance lol !

 

Anyone one who does video and joins a photo charter should know what they are in for. A directional mic helps

 

Indeed, I have a 9M extension cable so cannon fire wouldn't of been an issue !

 

Glenfinnan


62005 Glenfinnan by Henry Elliott, on Flickr

 

T/F for a change

62005 LOCH NAN UAMPH by Henry Elliott, on Flickr

 

The K1, renumbered as Fort William's 62012 leaving Mallaig with the Sound of Sleat and Skye in the background, October 2004. I joked with someone standing next to me that all we needed was one of the big red Fergusson trucks to appear on the road and dead on cue.....

 

The same day as the last shot, the K1 running alongside Loch Dubh. Above the train is Loch Nan Umnah

 

Shocking that some vandal has chopped down those lovely autumnal trees since then !

Peter

 

Very nice John Its not often we see the Black Loch looking Blue

 

More recently you have to avoid all the Lochs and Glens coaches that seem to pace the trains!

 

The normal Jacobite trains are tender first so there is no shot here but I have noticed the coaches do like to run alongside it as far as Morar.

 

Or become a "mountain goat" lol

 

That's usually because some if not all of their passengers are on the train and they have to collect them at the far end.

Peter

 

45407 crossing the R Lochy, October 2014

 

75014 19th September 2000

 

The return of 76001 to Fort William, 23rd May 2004 (though 76079 seems to have lost the disguise on the cabside ). The original was a Fort William engin for a short spell in 1660-2.