Railway Videos on Youtube

Compilation of steam scenes in 2024:

 

The Best of British Steam Trains 2024

 

Some footage of 45212 on the KWVR.

 

Highlights of Steam from 2024 - around 40 locations, about 25 locomotives and just under 45 minutes in length. Main line charters, preserved lines, steam galas, The Jacobite, narrow gauge in Wales - gradients, station departures, Churnet Valley with Pendennis Castle and 75033 - a personal selection, fast-moving and based on sound!

 

Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway on Saturday morning.

 

I stumbled across this old pop video. Features a New South Wales Class 30 4-6-4T on a local train.

 

Great Central Railway - Reunification Open Weekend - 6th April 2025

 

North Norfolk Railway - Spring into Steam - Good Friday

 

Some footage from Tanfield yesterday.
https://youtu.be/fLanqfE6yPI

 

Some footage from Tanfield's latest goods train day.

 

Peak 45118 on The Tor Bay and Dart Express on 26th July 2025

 

Something different. Ten extended tracks of 'Steam in the Landscape' - uncut sequences capturing the passage of steam working hard - in the Esk Valley, on the climb to Ipstones - Churnet Valley Railway, on the West Highland extension and more. And after the first viewing, hopefully worthy of successive repeats including possibly as a good piece of 'background' simply to relax to at the end of the day! Full details in the description that accompanies the video. And if you've only time to try one track - then the K1 62005 climbing through the Esk Valley towards Green End and on towards Beckhole might take some beating. It certainly reminds me of Peter Handford's 'Trains in the Night' album - not that there is any comparison in quality - but with the same ingredients - hooting owls, spluttering pheasants, a complete absence of any wind and the distant glow following a glorious sunset.

 

Cambrian Class 37's out and about in September featuring x2 West Coast charters, x1 Vintage Trains charter and a couple of Belmond luxury excursions...

 

The Waverley Route: Rise, Fall and Return.

 

A half term trip out to The Ecclesbourne Valley Railway

 

BBC documentary from 1962, showing the last use of horse-power in a BR goods yard.