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North Yorkshire Moors Railway General Discussion

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by The Black Hat, Feb 13, 2011.

  1. Sidmouth4me

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    The King came as part of the NYMR celebrations, and included the full Royal Train.
     
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    And we’ll worth a watch as well
     
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    How often can there be BR Mk I, Mk II and Mk III coaches in the same consist?
     
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    How often has the Royal Train run over a heritage line, pulled by a steam loco?
     
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    It’s been done before, 6024 did it in about 2008 at the SVR, and hasn’t Princess Anne been hauled on a Royal Train on the DFR and GWR?
     
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    Only if you define a royal train as a train that has a royal on it! :) The Royal Train has not been on GWR metals, but HRH rode in an LMS inspection saloon to open Cheltenham, and I believe also drove Black Prince once or twice too.
     
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    Happens when the LSL Inter City set is pulled by steam & undoubtedly with the Northern Belle and then there's those yellow trains too !
     
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    Unlikely on the GWR as it isn't connected to the main line, and I think it's unlikely to have occurred on the DFR. When I asked the question I was really meaning the Royal Train rather than a Royal Train. The NYMR already had an example of the latter in the form of its GW saloon, which he travelled in a few years ago when he came to open Pickering Station roof.
     
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    I was expecting a comment from you about her road transport tbh Alex ;)
     
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    In that case then yes, it happened at the SVR in 2008
     
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    A couple more of His Majesty at Pickering:

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    Is 31466 mainline registered? Realtime has it down as a light engine and I guess it could be useful for Whitby if it is.

    Did wonder if the 31 would now be redundant now the 33 has returned to service. Has been a useful loco for the SVR and I like the EWS livery.
     
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    Towed I gather. And yes, the 31 was covering for the 33 whilst that was being worked on. I do think the Valley is missing something in the type 2 range.

    As it seems to have rained quite a bit in York today, have the Moors also received a much needed soaking?
     
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    No, being dragged up by 20142 and 20189. That still leaves them with 2 Whitby diesels and 2 NYMR ones though, so should be enough until the weather changes.
     
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    PXL_20230620_165633327.jpg 20142 arrives with the Moors' latest Type 2 traction from the SVR this evening
     
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    Not only did they bring the Cl.31, they brought rain. Both are most welcome. :) Some steam over the Moors should start on Thursday with a phased return over the following week as ground conditions are still not good.
     
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    A report on the NYMR forum suggests they already have:

    Repton working 1410 Whitby - Pickering and 1615 Pickering - Grosmont in the rain.
     
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    A test run rather than a planned return to stteam I believe.
     

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