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Railtour. "Spinning Haggis Railtour" 1999. Crossing the Tay and Fourth Bridges

Channel: Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
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In the days of open windows, join as we leave Perth for Dundee where our train reverses to cross the famous 3264 m/2.75 mile Tay Bridge. Stunning views as the train curves out of the station for the climb up to the bridge. Next we cross the Forth Railway Bridge, this time covered in sea mist, for the return run to Glasgow. Finally our run back to Crewe, ending another good Pathfinder Railtour....and we bought the Headboard !
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The route continues back to Crewe, concluding the tour. The footage includes views of the bridges and station departures. Identified rolling stock includes classes 56, 66, and 87, with operators such as EWS, Great North Eastern Railway, Rail Express Systems, and Virgin Trains associated with the recording. Locations featured include Perth, Dundee, Glasgow Central, Crewe, Carlisle, and Newport.

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  • Platform ID d5Jc0eOUHyY
  • Views 179
  • Date published 20 Mar 2024 19:40
  • Date added 16 Jun 2026 00:02
  • Recorded 31 Jul 1999
  • Locomotives 3
  • Headcodes 0
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