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Double Steam At Hellifield - Tangmere and Clun Castle - 27/9/25

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First is 34067 Tangmere with The Lune Rivers Trust from Carlisle arrives first with a 37 and a 57

Secondly is 7029 Clun Castle with The Shap Mountaineer from Carlisle to Birmingham with a 37 helping behind

Filmed on Rail 200 on 27/9/25

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This video captures two steam locomotives at Hellifield. The first is 34067 Tangmere, operating with The Lune Rivers Trust from Carlisle, accompanied by a 37 and a 57. The second is 7029 Clun Castle, running as part of The Shap Mountaineer from Carlisle to Birmingham, also with a 37 assisting. The footage was recorded on Rail 200. Several locomotives including classes 158, 37, and 57 are identified, along with locations such as Hellifield, Carlisle, and Leigh. Operators associated include British Railways, GWR, Southern, and others.

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  • Platform ID TeOddbuV-dw
  • Views 4,306
  • Date published 30 Sep 2025 15:37
  • Date added 26 Apr 2026 11:30
  • Recorded 27 Sep 2025
  • Locomotives 4
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